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That wasn’t the question or the point. And whether the sponsors care or not how their ads are seen is irrelevant because i’m order to be seen they have to purchase the spots, and subscription numbers are the driving cost factor. I was only pointing out that they *could* make profits on their investment w/ a lower price point, not that they willNot necessarily. What a lot of you forget is that even if this drives people to illegal streams, those streams have the same ads. So the sponsors don't care. They get the extra eyes anyway. YouTube is simply testing the addiction to football and if they don't get the orders they expect, they'll adjust. But they know that entertainment consumers want what they want and besides the ceremonial foot stamping they'll usually play ball for fear of being left out. Jerry knows this better than anyone.