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Welcome to Hadamuni. I'm Joel and I'm Matt, and today we're discussing cutting the cord and the best streaming options.

We're talking about saving some money, and when it comes to our entertainment, what we spend our money on, we're not only going to talk about cutting cable, removing that cost altogether from our lives, but we're also going to talk about some free options when it comes to watching

televised entertainment. Quick question. Did you ever have cable as an adult having your own TV, your own household? Did you ever pay for cable?

I think one time when I lived with some guys early on, and we just had to watch baseball, and there weren't streaming alternatives that exist now where you could actually get sports.

Exactly. I don't even think streaming was a thing then, so that was probably 13-14 years ago.

Yeah, I was digging back my mind, and I don't think I've ever paid for cable, dude. Even in college, that is one thing that I'm pretty sure we skipped out on, because we were just cheap.

At least I was cheap, and I don't remember ever watching TV in college, at least. I remember I had some friends, and they had cable, because we would always go over to their place to watch the different shows that came on.

You know, the OC? Did you ever watch the OC? OC parties? That wasn't the cable show, though, right? That was, you could watch that, be your antenna.

Oh, really? Well, they didn't have antennas back then, did they? Yes, of course they had antennas back then. They were digital. I mean, we didn't have rabbit ears or whatever at the bunny ears, but...

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