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Originally Posted by Swarly
actually a more apt analogy in this city would be calling ahead and buying flames tickets, but when he went to pick them up before the game the flames decided not to even show up that night, game was cancelled. Then another ticket service company came into town and offered to sell tickets and the games actually took place. Everyone would welcome this new ticket service and the old broken ticket service would be rightly run out of business.
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I like to compare it to Blockbuster vs Netflix.
Back in yesteryear, you'd want to watch a movie, but upon visiting the video store, you'd find out that they're all out of your movie. Or perhaps you'd rent another movie and find that the DVD is scratched and unusable upon getting home. Night ruined.
Then you find out about a new service called Netflix that utilizes new technology to reliably offer you enjoyable movie experiences at a lower cost and you could do it all from your smartphone.
Everyone is happy about Netflix except for the people who own and work at Blockbuster.