Wirt Atmar wrote:
>
> The same equivalent prices were in effect when color TV
> was first introduced.

But, Wirt, one difference was that even after everything
went color, you could still use your B&W TV.  I am looking
forward to this being the final nail in the coffin of TV
for our family (I have been looking for a good excuse to
rid my house of it anyway).

> When someone bought one of these new sets, we would go
> to their houses for several nights in a row, sit and
> drink coffee and eat cake, and show them how to adjust
> their color receivers for the best possible quality
> picture.

While I would consider myself priveleged to have you come
to my house and spend an evening, I cannot say the same
about one of the hustlers from "Best Buy", "Circut City",
or one of the other places where a person goes to purchase
a television nowadays.  And were you to come I would much
rather spend an evening engaging in intelligent conversation
than watching ANYTHING on TV.

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