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That's fine if you know what you want to watch but on a typical evening when I sit down to watch TV I do not have a clue so thus I was left to scrolling through the guide,which is a pain even after I eliminated about 30 useless channels.Youtube Tv is also regional so I was in the Baltimore region which means no Washington football.....Just didn't work for me...No you dont. YouTubeTV has an unlimited DVR, i just put everything I want to watch on there in my library and i just pull up the list of stuff instead of channels. I have YoutubeTV for live sports and the whatever cheesy unwatchable reality crap the ol lady likes. And I'm in an area that antenna just isnt a workable option for the local affiliates, I just do not have line of sight to the towers. I'm in a valley in between 2 mountain ridges to the north and south that block them. I'm paying $50mo for fiber internet, $65mo for YoutubeTV and whatever shekels i decide to spend on XYZ streaming services this month. I'm easily saving over $100mo from the reaming AT&T was giving me for satellite service. Want HBO, here ya go, 1st month free but you have a contract for the next 23 months. No thanks. When I decided to pull the dish off the roof, I looked into the local cable provider (Cox). The savings were modest at best, and the fine print reveals you have to pony up extra $ for every TV in the house. Plus theres just WAY more stuff to watch online. Live sports is kinda the deal breaker, its hard to get without a subscription service, but most anything else is available for free. There are literally thousands of apps with millions of hours of 100% free content out there, it would take dozens if lifetimes to watch it all. Unless broadband internet is unattainable for your location, theres no reason to pay those vultures at the cable company what they ask for