I loved and adored the show "Sex And The City" so when they movie came out, I was one of the first in the many groups of women who queued up to pay $8.00 a ticket to see it. Loved it. Loved the way the story just continued on and loved the happy endings they all found.
So, when the movie came out on DVD, I wanted to watch it. But I thought it was kind of silly to BUY the DVD, I would just watch it on On Demand. So, I ordered it for $4.00 on Sunday, even though I knew I did not have time to watch the whole thing. That was OK, I would finish it the next day. I ordered it up at 4:00 in the afternoon. You have it to view for 24 hours. On the way home from school (at 4:00), I realized I would not be able to finish it because my 24 hours was up! Dang. I really wanted to see the first half. So, I settled in on the couch and ordered it up again. $4.00 again. It was wonderful. I really enjoyed it.
But I paid $16.00 to see it, in total.
I could have bought the DVD for not much more than that.
And, also? We have Netflix we pay for EVERY MONTH.
I could have watched it for FREE.
Perhaps I should start my own frugal web site.
Or perhaps not.
Check out my blog post today for the Herald-Leader: Better Than A Solo At Carnegie Hall
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
How To Be TOTALLY Frugal In Your Movie Viewing. Or Not.
Posted by Jan Ross at 5:30 AM 5 comments
Labels: DVD Viewing, On Demand, Sex And The City
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