Is YouTube TV going to screw up March Madness and the Masters? Please, God, no.

A 500-pound Detroit woman is suing Lyft because she couldn't fit in the driver's car.

Did the lions need a new left guard?

We finally caught Jack the Ripper and only took us 130 years to get it done.

YouTube TV is screwing with all of us.

If raising their monthly rate from $73 to 83 bucks wasn't bad enough,

now subscribers almost lost dozens of channels after negotiations with Paramount had initially fallen through

quicker than fat bastard through a hammock. Now losing the channels is rough, but two of those channels

specifically are CBS and CBS Sports Network. And we're getting

pretty close to March Madness if you haven't checked your calendar lately. Now as a YouTube TV

subscriber personally, as God is my witness, if I couldn't have watched my team play in the

tournament from my chair in the living room because you guys have Helen Keller running

things, I would have burned the whole thing down. I'm talking Heath Ledger Joker version of

absolutely losing my mind. And I'm not the only one. Ken Caprol on X said they're offering

$8 a month back. Still, I will be ditching if this goes through.

They already lost regional sports in the MLB network, and this would be the final straw.

And I thought Caleb Finley absolutely nailed it.

I love that I'm paying over $100 now when I started at $45,

and I'm probably losing a channel that I got with rabbit ears back in the 90s.

Old school cable was better and cheaper than this.

Now this morning, I will say, they announced on social media a temporary extension with Paramount,

and supposedly it won't affect March Madness or the Masters. But you know, cord cutting used to be the cool thing.

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