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This week’s main story is about why it seems like every company asks customers to sign up for a subscription, how those subscriptions can be intentionally difficult to get out of, and – of course – what Jeremy Renner might want to consider naming his next album.

24/8/26, 2:01 pm65 reposts409 likes

mcfoxtrotmuseum

@mcfoxtrotmuseum.bsky.social

25 Aug

John doesn't want to know what I'd say after a couple cosmos

Casval

@casval-rem-deikun.bsky.social

24 Aug

You know that John is teasing you right? Look at this impression of Bob Odenkirk. This is pure Cinema right there. This guy is on a roll!

G. William Stewart

@gwstewart.bsky.social

24 Aug

What are the chances I release a comic making fun of subscriptions, only for this to come out? Talk about timing.

G. William Stewart@gwstewart.bsky.social

#originalcomic #cartoon #cartoonart #comic #comicstrips #funny #relatable #pizza

Nicholas Weaver

@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com

24 Aug

The other thing, legitimate companies should be more comfortable with subscriptions when there IS click to cancel. I signed up for Planet Fitness for a few months because, being in California, I knew I could cancel it.

Mar

@giantsfan1963.bsky.social

24 Aug

Love you man

Trusteft (What does God need with a starship?)

@trusteft.bsky.social

24 Aug

I refuse to pay subscription for anything. Heck, even for my ISP.