Obviously . You shouldn ' t be slamming your face into the road even if a girl is responsible . <| sep |> The thing I fear will happen is a huge increase in costs of living and everyone will still be forced to have a full time job . <| sep |> i have the 2016 m series too . and i swear my pro looks worse than the reg ps 4 . did you ever get yours looking any better ? is your rgb grayed out ? <| sep |> IMINT and GEOINT maaan <| sep |> When people say cord cutting , it is a misnomer . It ' s less about people cancelling their subs than cable companies having issues converting new people into customers . Older people are still using and probably will still use cable . It is younger people who are moving away and starting lives that aren ' t subscribing . I am in an industry where people travel a lot in their first several years of their career . Maybe not out of statecity , but there isn ' t a lot of free time to just go home and watch tv . People are more likely to watch something on their laptop during a break or lunchdinner than find a tv . Once they do move up and have more time to settle in , they ' ve grown accustomed to a different method of use . Those people aren ' t converting into customers . I know it ' s an anecdote and I dislike using it , but it is fairly common in my office that out of about 4050 people I usually interact with , I know maybe 5 that have cable . All of those with cable are equal or higher positions than I am . What is funny is that since Charter bought Time Warner , I have been bombarded with ads offering a higher tier of service for about 20 dollars less than I could have gotten it before . Cord Cutting isn ' t being overexaggerated , it ' s being misinterpreted .