Content overload, rising prices.

Commercials, if you thought that we had moved on from the cable bundle,

think again streaming platforms.

They're recreating the very thing they tried to displace.

We're going to be right back to the cable setup.

Yes, we will be.

What we've always had.

This is like, oh, well, I'm bundle everything.

Split it up.

Yeah, not really. People are cutting the cable TV bundle and now some streamers are starting to

rebundle. Kind of amazing.

When is this going to end? When is our streaming nightmare going to end?

This week on Tack Check, the great rebundling.

The original peel of the direct to consumer streaming apps easy to afford.

Five dollars a month for Netflix was a lot cheaper than the $60 a month for

Xfinity or Spectrum's host of channels. But lately streamflation has hit hard. The average cost of a major

ad-free streaming service has increased by nearly 25% in the past year alone.

Netflix went from $10 a month and then $15.50.

Paramount Plus from 10 to 20.

Disney Plus from $8 to 14.

And then there's Max going from 15 to 16 bucks.

The average household, it has four different services.

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