It looks interesting. Unfortunately, to demonstrate how completely ignorant of all this latest stuff like "streaming" and other some-such, I have absolutely no clue what "Epix" is. Does anything air on plain, regular apparently out-dated and out-moded TV anymore? Even such previous wonders like cable and satellite seem like un-trendy relics of the past. Just a few years ago blu-ray became all the rage and those with dvd players (or even video players) were instantly left in the dust. A friend of mine is one of those that runs out and buys the latest tech toys (he could use all the rapidly changing versions of cellphones - from the first pull-out antenna models to the absolute latest smart contraption that does it all from setting his home thermostat to replacing all his cash and credit cards with a swipe over a scanner - that he purchased to brick his walkway) told me that blu-ray is now only for the nostalgic. Everyone only streams and/or downloads into "the cloud." No more discs - it's all swipe-and-tap.
I guess for me I just have to get use to spending the rest of my life watching my dvd's and video cassettes and still listen to music on ancient cd's. I even have records and cassettes and working machines that will play them. Maybe I'll even find something to watch on regular TV, still aired at nine o'clock eastern, eight o'clock central (my set is 20 years old).
Hey, you kids, get off of my lawn!
Gerard (on loan from the pre-trending collection)
