Casey Liss

I got it.

I got it last week.

There's still no date on it as to when the cable cards are expiring.

And actually, by pure coincidence, it's been a very busy social calendar for me today.

I went to lunch with John from Channels today, and we were talking about this.

But anyways, it has come to me.

There's no date involved.

As far as I know, even the first people to get it, which I think a lot of them were in the New York and Boston region, none of their cable cards have died.

As far as I know, John, your TiVo is still chugging along.

Yeah, exactly.

I mean, it will come at some point or another.

But yeah, that's my plan to ride it out.

The very, very short version is I was thinking about maybe just cruising along with paying Verizon for cable service, even if I don't use their new IPTV app or anything like that, and just using TV Everywhere online.

in order to stream things and suck it into channels via TV Everywhere.

But in the last week or two, Disney has pulled all of their channels, including, importantly, ESPN and the associated properties, off of TV Everywhere.

So I don't know what I'm going to do.

I suspect that, if anything, what I'll probably do is upgrade my Disney Plus package to include ESPN and all that for sports, and then maybe pay for Peacock for Bravo and one or two other channels that we watch, and then

Maybe that'll be it.

No, and I didn't use an antenna for local stuff, but it's a bummer, man.

It's a bummer.