In this episode, we take a critical look at the paradox of modern streaming habits—how consumers ditched cable in search of flexibility, only to find themselves juggling multiple subscriptions and rising costs.

We explore how the battle for titles-per-dollar has shaped the streaming market, with Amazon Prime leading in sheer volume, while content exclusivity forces users to subscribe to multiple platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ to access their favorite shows and movies.

Ultimately, we question whether the promise of content freedom has turned into a new form of economic entrapment, as fragmented subscriptions create a complex web of costs just to watch what we want.

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