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Keeping up with the Jones'?
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Listening to Radio 2 today, one female DJ referred to Freeview TV (as opposed to Sky TV) as 'poor people's TV'. This wasn't a slip of the tongue - she repeated the phrase about three times and even quantified it by saying that people who didn't have Sky TV were, by definition, poor.
Is this a new form of social snobbery based on your willingness or ability to pay for Sky?
Is this a new form of social snobbery based on your willingness or ability to pay for Sky?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What a load of rubbish! In my time I have had Sky and Virgin, until I finally realised I was paying each month for a load of channels I never watched. I have Freeview now, via a PVR which works like a Sky box, and I am well happy knowing that what I've paid out is all I'm gonna pay. Yes I am poor, but even if I won the lottery, I would never get pay TV.
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round here having freeview or "normal" tv is known as council tv. i used to have virgin but got fed up of paying for something i didn't use. i have love film now and get box sets of all the drama's i want to watch. i much prefer it but i expect i may at some point go back to virgin when i get a lappy and want broadband