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To: Carolyn who wrote (17598)	12/17/2020 10:56:04 AM
From: Ken Adams	Read Replies (1) of 17962

It took me a long while before deciding to spend the money on Netflix. Broadcast TV in my Southern AZ area is void of interesting programming, for the most part. Now, it looks like I'm worn out on Netflix but I refuse to add another monthly bill for TV that I'd rarely look at. I signed onto Peacock recently as it's free for the time being. Alas, they have some stuff I'd like to watch, but I need captions to assisted my impaired hearing. Peacock hasn't shown me (neither have I been able to learn elsewhere) how to get captions with my Cox Cable connection. I don't want to watch it on my computer screen, so I may have to get reacquainted with my library. I hope I can remember how to read! LOL

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