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I have already been with out tv for a year and then some. I canceled the subscription as soon as hubby died. I never watched it and not going to pay another 75 dollars a month for the little bit I might watch. I have not missed it at all. I do have ROKU but have not even turned that on since about November/December. Seriously considering just getting rid of the tv all together. It is taking up space in my small house. But he had just bought it less than a year before he died.
I would not be happy with out the internet. I live in the middle of nowhere in a town of 160 people. I have no kids or family and only a couple of friends that are married and both work. OK I do have family in MO OK KS AND AZ I have not seen any of them in over 20 years.I am in Idaho so they are a very long way away. The internet brings people into my life. Some times I go several days with out speaking to a human. I am fine with that as long as I can connect with my internet people. I also use it as my long distance phone with an OBI phone so another connection to the outside world. Otherwise it is just me and the animals here I am fine with that but it would be pretty lonely with out my life line internet. I also order things in in winter when I am snowed in. YES UPS can get here they always go on the bad roads I do not. I do keep the driveway open for them.
I'm going to have to go with TV...I can do without it at this point.
easy....TV because you can watch whatever you want on the internet!
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