Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Xfinity's drive to turn us all into zombies continues unabated....
Woman near the end of this horrible Joys Of Sitting On Your Ass Watching TV Whenever Wherever ad: "What does it not do?" Easy answer- it doesn't do anything to encourage you to get off your overfed ass and go outside and actually do something, you addicted moron.
But she's just the last person in the long parade of slouching couch potato jackass mouth-breathers who populate this two minutes of sludge. Everyone here is just enchanted with the idea of getting rid of their "dissapointing" DVR-- "it only lets you record two shows at the same time,"ooooh poor baby how DO you find the courage to get through life? With Xfinity, you can record up to FOUR shows at the same time while watching a fifth show- well, it's about damn time, and never mind that there has never, ever in the history of television been more than two shows worth watching on the tv at the same time. Hell, I can't remember I flipped back and forth between two shows because I was actually interested in both of them. More like "meh, whatever, I might come back to this, but let's see what else is on just in case it's better...." I don't have DVR at all, and believe it or not, I couldn't care less.
The people in TV land apparently all have so many channels and so many fun things to watch that they need to be able to record four shows at the same time even when they are home watching a fifth show. Which leads me to two questions- what kind of cable package to they have, and where do they ever find the time to watch all these recorded shows?
Oh, and if you're carrying around your television on your phone, forever watching one show while recording four others for later consumption, do you ever get around to doing anything other than watching tv?
Oh, and for you people who have bought in to this TV Is My Life crap- do you really want your kids to emulate your sad behavior? Really?
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They're just trying to keep from thinking about the imminent strike of the cable's bane that is Netflix and the like.
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