Pros & Cons of Binge Watching.
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Pros & Cons of Binge Watching.

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Pros & Cons of Binge Watching.
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Binge watching. “The practice of watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession, typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming.” In other words, wasting time sitting on a couch or in bed watching hours and hours of a show you have never seen before. I have been sitting in my bed watching hours and hours of Gilmore Girls with my mother. It has come to a point where we have started talking like Lorelia and Rory. Putting on Netflix is one of the first things I do in the morning. Even before showering.

Pro: You have something to do over the long break.

Con: You have done nothing and have accomplished nothing.

Pro: It’s really fun.

Con: You become antisocial very fast.

Pro: It’s on your own time.

Con: You can’t talk to anyone about it because they probably haven’t seen it.

Pro: You don’t have to suffer the terror of a cliffhanger or a hiatus.

Con: You don’t get that feeling of suspense.

Pro: You can have stay in your Pjs all day.

Con: You might start to smell after a few days.

Pro: You can pause whatever you’re watching and take a nap.

Con: Your sleep schedule will all off with the amounts nap you take.

Pro: You can eat all of the food and not feel like a bad person. (For the time being).

Con: You WILL eat all of the food and you WILL get sick.


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