As far as programming content and your vocation, you’re giving ‘em what they want, I suppose.

I cannot escape teevee. If I go to a number of places around here there are large-screen teevee sports presentation (with commercials); where I used to live in Upstate there was a favorite bar run by a guy who liked all the best-known prime-time teevee shows (a good guy, just showing what most people wanted — the rest of us wanted to see C-SPAN or we would go there when the State of the Union speech was to be made or there was a pre-election convention so we could either cheer the people or tear them apart depending on which way we leaned).

I also liked the political commercials whenever there was a health-related funding vote in Albany, commercials showing — including with the most dumbed-down feature on the air today, fast motion — old women in walkers and wheelchairs ambling around a hospital lobby. (faster than the sped-up NFL post-game footage, to force as many different individuals past the camera, in the hospital lobby, as possible)

Some of us

Many people have, DLS. Amazingly, some have not.

I stopped watching television 25+ years ago. (Too much low-IQ, low-quality, low-life garbage on it.) I bet many people have. Amazingly, some have not!