Subscription here meaning you pay for it with some sort of regular cadence and receive something in return. Feel free to talk about the ones you can't live without below.

Poll question: How many subscriptions do you have?

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>Subscription here meaning you pay for it with some sort of
>regular cadence and receive something in return. Feel free to
>talk about the ones you can't live without below.

Google Play Music meets all my music needs and is a steal at $7.99/month (Inaugural rate FTW).

Toggl is perfect for tracking my time so that my clients have a clearer understanding of what i'm billing them

I'm locked in at $7.99, I just rarely use it since Apple Music integrates much nicer with iOS.

I have a lot of music uploaded on Google Music, and not having ads on YouTube is nice as well. I hardly ever open Google Music anymore though.

comes down to choosing.

Google Play works great for me because it's integrated seamlessly with Android of course....but also it's browser based and so it's eons better and smoother and faster and more versatile on my Mac than that god awful iTunes. *spits to the left*

it was hard to tell what I owned (70ish GB) and what I didn't, and I didn't want to add too much stuff in case I had to cancel my subscription at some point.

The radios were pretty cool though

i haven't seen an ad on YouTube in years.

Who DON'T use YouTube on a regular basis???

On top of that...the integration is perfection.... I can see music videos available on youtube while listening to tracks on Google Play Music.


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Who DON'T use YouTube on a regular basis???

On top of that...the integration is perfection.... I can see music videos available on youtube while listening to tracks on Google Play Music.


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

Probably forgot something, but that's off the top.

EDIT: Forgot some, WaPo, Amazon Prime.

all the music I could ever want is on the seek
movies and shows not on netflix are on torrents
I want to cut the cord but punk ass comcast will charge more for internet only

I probably need to do some cuts

props to you, I had to drop the Economist because it was just too much reading. Would love a monthly version though

I got a stack of month olds waiting to be flipped through

and I'll probably drop one of them this year between Apple and HBO
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Netflix
Hulu
HBONow
ShowtimeAnytime
Spotify
Mens Health
Mens Fitness
Time
Nat Geo
Xbox Live
Audible
Econimist
Amazon Prime

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Mr. Wash is in Northern Virginia & Montogomery County.

Canton Car Wash is in Baltimore. The Canton area right off 95 so that's my only local unlimited wash option...


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Every couple years I end up subscribing to one or more of those, either for a fundraiser or cause I'm baby-balling; I like to encourage reading in my house, especially for some of the more academically challenged offspring.

The info in those 4 magazines tends to have a pretty long lifespan.
(You really only need the one yearly issue about suits, classic shoes never age.)

I believe in print. you can edit Wikipedia, but not Nat Geo. LOL


that type a shit.

Sams Club, Audible


that I pay for

cheaper to pay it out than the cancellation fee; found a better closer deal elsewhere?

I'm not asking, but I AM tryna guess. That or an ex GF?

OK I'ma leave it alone.

basically I used to go to a gym near my old gig which is like 20mins away...I like it...but they not open late and on the weekends


another gym opened up 3 mins from my crib...ran/owned by a former Raven...better equipment/hours/cheaper... but I don't like it as much lol

basically too lazy to cancel (and too accustomed too) the former

My gym closes at 9:30pm and has excellent equipement, but sometimes I can't make it but really want to work out at like 11pm. Planet Fitness has wack equipment tho, so I think I'm going with plan B and gonna start accumulating weights for the basement.

I went to visit some fam in Lansing, MI...no Golds. Ended up hitting up a PF by the hotel...shit was so weak, I coulda just used the hotel fitness center...AND I paid a dub for a 24 hour pass. SMH.

Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, CBS All-Access (needed this for March Madness), Sling TV and Spotify

Continuous:
-Playstation Vue - cable replacement. Essential for sports
-NY Times - my wife and I both read it daily
-WaPost - free right now, then $3.99 thanks to Amazon pricing
-New Yorker: read it every week (skip the events, fiction and most culture stuff though)
-Mediapart: French independent news website. Lots of dope investigative journalism.
-Spotify: their weekly Discover playlist is so well tuned, and I like the convenience of streaming, even if I still buy a few albums occasionally
-Netflix: drop it for a couple months now and again, but generally sign back up quickly

Irregular:
-HBO: maybe 4-6 months a year. Binge on GoT, Silicon Valley and 1-2 other shows then drop it
-Hulu: on and off. Will probably sign up for Handmaid's Tale
- Viki: for when I need to practice Japanese and Netflix is out of shows I haven't watched

Netflix, Amazon, Spotify, HBO Go (thru Comcast), Comcast (that's a subscription, right?) and Highlights Magazine for the little duns.

that's all i can think of.

yes that Highlights! My baby loves them...she loves the hidden picture things...

my BFF does the Netflix and I do the Hulu.

My girlfriend pays for Netflix but I have that too.

I have magazine subs to GQ, Wired, and Evo.

cable/internet through pos comcast

Girlfriend has Amazon Prime
Mom has Cox/HBO Go

those are the subscriptions I use, though I really want an NBA League Pass it just never works well enough on PS4 when I use the free trials.

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XBox Gold. I also support Generation 16, Back In My Play, and the Retronauts podcast through Patreon. I also have cable.

i deal with ads on spotify/pandora and i mooch off my MIL for netflix and hulu haha.

if you're counting cable as a subscription, then i have that.

cancelled Netflix a few years back. there wasn't enough good stuff. that was before they started doing original content.

i tried Sling, i tried Playstation Now. lack of local sports and time i would actually use it keeps me from paying for it.

With spotify i justify it because i stopped buying CDs (for the most part). Now i only need to buy the occasional bandcamp album. so $10 per month ain't bad. I like that new realeases are on there day 1, where something like netflix may never get the newest movies.

and that's the way it's going to stay

Magazines:
Entertainment Weekly
Rolling Stone
Sound&Vision
Hiking Magazine

Audio/video:
Youtube Red/Google Play Music
Netflix
Amazon Prime

Internet:
Website hosting
Cable internet bill
1Password

Others:
AT&T phone bill
24 Hour Fitness
Training agreement with 24Hour fitness

don't really use the Amazon Prime. Feel like I should be on Spotify but then it's like 'with what time?'
Soundcloud, I have the individual Unlimited Pro and it's less useful since I'm not concentrating on individual stuff anymore... still a good place to keep everything together, at least until they pull the plug
Band has a mid-tier subscription, we've got about an hour left

Movies/Tv, just HBONow

Magazines - Nat Geo, Smithsonian

Trying to think what else, I dunno

etc

For sure:
VPN account
Usenet account
Adobe Photoshop plan
Google Play
Netflix
Hulu
Overcast podcast client
Entertainment Weekly magazine
Sound and Vision Magazine
24 Hour Fitness
iCloud backup
Dreamhsot website hosting
1Password

Maybe?
Electric bill
Cell phone bill
Insurance bill
Cable modem bill
Amazon Prime
24 Hour Fitness personal trainer
Domain registration (yearly)