S04:E01 - "Grunches"
Episode 49 • Published Jul 06, 2020
Thinking about cash registers and TV streaming services.
- How’s your 4th of July?
- Sparkling lemonade
- We’re Grunches
- Andrew has ordered a new chair
- Live TV streaming services have basically failed
- They’re just cable now
- YouTube TV now $65/mo (started at $35/mo)
- Sling TV is $30/mo, was $20
- PS Vue was discontinued after going from $30 to $50
- AT&T TV Now (formerly DirecTV Now) went from $35 to $55
- Has lost between over a million customers over the past year and a half
- Hulu Live TV went from $40 to $55
- A la carte media is not possible
- Sponsor: Idle Curiosities podcast
- Cancellations For The Dead
- Like proxy-baptisms, but for cancelling
- VCs harassing Taylor Lorenz for doing journalism
- Coronavirus: it’s still happening
- First they came for the police unions…
- Police unions’ power wanes, but how about teachers? - CalMatters
- First of all, the fact the police are a union is so far down on the list of their problems
- The differences between a police union and a teachers union are important
- Police are state agents to act against the citizens and for the state.
- Teachers have no such enforcement role.
- Police benefits and pay are astronomically better than teacher benefits and pay.
- Wan Dalters’ example is how the teachers union fights against charter schools
- This would be like police fighting against privatized security forces,,,, which, like would definitely NOT be an abuse of their union power and in the public interest.
- iPadification of POS equipment