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[QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 4311524, member: 405"]
For the GigaByte fiber optic Internet from Verizon, I'm paying $70/month.  I think that's a $20 discount off the list price.

All the extra TV stuff from Verizon (HBO, Showtime, highest tier) adds $130 to bring my monthly bill to $200.

Then I subscribe to the Disney bundle that includes all the Star Wars stuff, ESPN+, National Geographic and Hulu (w/ commercials).  I think I pay around $15/month for this.

I also have Peacock (NBC & NBC Sports / Premier League), Paramount Plus and Smithsonian through some other bundle. Not sure if I pay for these, to be honest. Maybe $5-10/month.

Another bundle I have is HBO Max / Turner Classic Movies / Looney Toons / Adult Swim (Rick & Morty) and Studio Ghibli (Japan's version of Disney-type anime).  I get these free with my cable subscription.

And then to wrap it up, I subscribe to Apple TV+, Amazon Prime (almost never use it; they used to have so many great documentaries, but now they are almost all "for pay").

We also have bookmarked Britain's National Theatre site, the Met Opera (NYC) site and the Globe Theatre in London.  So, if there's a new play or show making the rounds, if it's online somewhere, we can buy it.

So, I can usually find anything that I could conceivably want to watch.  I prefer infinite choices.  LOL

I'm like that with my music collection, too.  I have around 30,000 songs and have 5 computers in the house that share the playlist, and a few portable speakers around the house and also a stereo that are Bluetooth, so I can stream all of this stuff pretty much anywhere.
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