Dropped off about an hour ago at a TapLap stand at 8032 Garry Oak in CH. Four tomato plants in this dropoff. Includes two Green Zebra plants. There's 25-30 pepper plant starters. Most of them are HOT and quite unusual. But, if you like hot peppers, well... Also dropped off two basil starter plants.
Rather than focus on cable channels lost during cord-cutting, I thought I would focus on the free stuff that suddenly becomes available to all cord-cutters. Yes, you can pay for HistoryHit. But you can now get this channel for FREE on Plex. It's a great channel to watch if you love all kinds of history. As of right now, the focus is on WWII. But there's a wide, wide world of other history programming that HistoryHit focuses on. All of it is very, very, very good.
This is a service you will not get by paying $300 per month for cable and internet service. You will only get this channel through free streaming. Right now it's just on Plex, but I imagine it will show up on PLUTO and Tubi in the near future.
This isn't some channel showing old documentaries produced 50-60 years ago. Although every once in a while they will show some of the old stuff. The vast majority of programming, however, is brand new. It is meticulously well-researched and the shows feature excellent production values.
Don't look at what you lose with cutting the cord. Instead, look at what you gain. I love this channel!
Corner of Sunrise and Antelope. Guy wanted a buck so he could buy some cigar. He's still looking for that buck. Perhaps I'm just blind, but I don't see this often. Then again, I'm not at the EZ Mart all that much. Perhaps I'm just blind to it? Anyone else exposed to this?
