"Would You Pay???"

Entertainment is a prominent and successful business. Today, access to entertainment comes easy and free — mostly. The immensely large audience that have access to any form of entertainment are targeted by companies. These companies pay the providers, and the providers provide the viewer with whatever is attempting to be sold.

These advertisements have gained a sort of notoriety. No matter how brief, audience would much rather skip through the entire commercial in order to view what they wish. Audiences would much rather not have an advertisement at all. Although these pledges were fortunately heard, providers have come to the inclusion of indeed ridding the ads, but for a certain cost.

Paying for ad-free entertainment has sparked some dispute over different audiences. Those who have the money and are willing to pay have come to terms with the agreement. Those who disagree with it, well, disagree to it. Though there is no right or wrong in this particular case, it is always okay to have an opinion.

So is ad-free entertainment worth a price of any sort? No. Definitely not. It does not cost you anything to view something with at most a duration of 30 seconds before viewing something you also more than likely have gotten for free. A subscription of, say, $9.99 per month in a year. 12 months by $10 is $120. By the end of the year, $120 of what you have earned is gone.

Then again, it is all just a matter of perspective.