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Originally Posted by mike adamle
Nope, that's synonymous with "I don't watch anymore, I read reviews of it and come away like those reviews are facts instead of forming my own opinion."
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No, it's not. As I've stated constantly, I've seen a few PPVs this year. I watched the Royal Rumble, Fastlane, Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania. I'm not sure if I've watched a TV show, but I've seen YouTube clips. Again, not watching the product regularly or spending money on subscribing to its service is not the same thing as not following specific things, and seeking them out to form your own opinion of.
And that I don't watch the product regularly helps me form a very clear opinion of what I currently think of it, and where my emotional investment currently is. Again, we come back to the point that if you watch something and it turns you off, then you obviously haven't liked it. Don't tell me that you need to watch all of Riverdale season one to work out whether or not it's for you. The whole product isn't for me right now. I can't watch it because most of it bothers me. But I heard good things about Daniel Bryan's promo on SmackDown, so I sought it out. Enjoyed it. Heard that Alexa Bliss is really good. Watched a segment of hers. Hated it. Funny how you can watch things that have both been highly recommended, but come away with your own opinion on it.