You reckon I should buy a cheap motherboard to test ? <| sep |> fat is normal in bulking , but you have to eat properly and clean <| sep |> I don ' t think I ' ve ever had an app not output sound through Bluetooth . <| sep |> Must order purple patch cables . <| sep |> NO FEELS ! NONE ! <| sep |> This is pretty obvious . The plan for the Network was to get all those people that only bought Rumble and Mania to pay 9 . 99 for the off months . That ' s good . Problem is you go from around a million people paying $ 59 . 99 for Mania to 2 million paying $ 9 . 99 . They are losing their ass on Mania and Rumble and any other PPV that could sell enough $ 49 . 99 buys to beat the 1 . 5 to 2 million Network subscribers . This would be okay if the off months were bringing in enough subs to make up for losses on the big shows , but they aren ' t . This makes them highly dependent on the ad revenue for USA which is killing them . They are slaves to the dying media of cable TV because they need that revenue . And yes there are problems with creative , but I believe Austin and The Rock during the Attitude era could not have carried 5 hours of programming a week . It ' s too much . All the talent is overexposed which means there are no matchups to get excited about . The solution so far has been bringing in part timers or NXT call ups but that well is running dry . After Goldberg there is really no old favorite they can bring back for a run . Rock has done his runs , Austin is retired . HHH can come back for a match , but that won ' t generate the same level of outside interest . Then we have NXT . Already they have been heavily raided . The women ' s division is down to Asuka . Nakamura and Joe would be big call ups but then who ? Roode , ok . Then ? By next year they will be even lower in ratings with no ace in the hole to call up to generate interest in the big shows .