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RE: I hope you're wrong.

Posted by Gmood1 on March 18, 2010 at 00:14:35:
Sad to say..but chances are I'm right about this one. I can understand where you're coming from.
There are still people that like to drive across town to pay a bill as well.
For the younger generation this is time and money(gas) that could be spent doing other things. So for them.. going online to accomplish the same task in 30 seconds verses 30 mins is more inviting.
I stopped using disc nearly two years ago. That includes CDs,DVDs or Blu rays. The last Disc I used were Blu rays played off my BD-ROM drive.I don't have a disc player in the home, minus the ones in my computers. I only use those disc players to rip everything to hard-drive that I don't download from the net. In-fact I would say 99% of what I watch is from the Net or hard-drive. The other 1% is just OTA broadcast of local or national news.