I know it's too early to talk and this is extreme speculation at this point, so I will preface my argument with that being said:
IF O&A ended up on Sirius Radio...
Buying A Sattelite Radio vs. S.U.
Those of you out there who listen to Ron & Fez via "90-foot antenna" (you know who you are) know full well that S.U. has one MAJOR, and a few minor, disadvantages over listening to the show on the radio. That major one being that you must BE HOME and ON THE INTERNET to listen. No more listening live in the car or on your walkman or on your porch, on the job, etc. Had the show been on local radio, it'd be accessable ANYWHERE as long as you had your $8 FM receiver handy.
(The minor drawbacks include things like a couple extra minutes delay and grainier sound due to compression.)
Now think about this: Satellite radio... You PAY for it. A single unit in your home will cost you at least $90, plus you'll be paying a monthly fee of $12.95 for 100 radio stations, 3 or 4 of which you will realistically listen to. There is no Sirius walkman. The only way to get Sirius outside your home is to go to a car dealership and have the proper hardware installed, which is also gonna cost ya. So ultimately, you're finding yourself on house arrest if you wanna listen to O&A, like NYC R&F fans are today... only now you're paying for it. So you're left with a choice - Stay at home and listen to it on sattelite radio, or stay at home and listen to a stream of it somewhere on the internet. Not much of a choice if you ask me.
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