I was looking at nothing earlier, lost in my own thoughts. Women must think that mens heads are filled with dirty thoughts, but the truth is we think about our problems and things. We think about our bad decisions we made in the past and things we want to do in the future. We think about things we want to buy like recliners or computers and things like that. Men beat themselves up about mistakes we made many years ago then we think about what we want.
I was thinking about Cineworld and the BBC. They both have subscription service that costs roughly the same price. The Cineworld pass lets you watch as many movies as you like. The TV licence gives you the freedom to watch all the content on British state television (BBC). I told myself that I will only have one because I don't want to pay for both and don't have time for both of them.
I like to watch crime documentaries and news reports on the BBC iPlayer. The other stuff doesn't really interest me much, I don't like talent shows or cooking programs. Sometimes the drama shows are ok; the historical ones can sometimes be cool. In Cineworld they tend to only show new movies and most movies are not interesting to me but you get to sit inside the cinema and be supplied with 32 amp surround sound and subwoofer speakers that are too loud to use at home. The screen in the cinema is so big it wouldn't fint in my home. In my home I just use 1.5 amp TV speakers built into the TV.
If I decided to cancel my TV licence and stop watching BBC content, I would replace it with a Cineworld pass. In recent days, I started leaning towards Cineworld because the BBC created a documentary with a video that was edited in a misleading way. They were bending the truth and putting words in someone's mouth using editing. They even fired some of their staff that were involved. The BBC isn't infallible, they sometimes take a view that is wrong. Sometimes I feel like they're biased and not impartial about their content.
