If people are claiming that they're unprepared for the digital conversion because they're unaware of it, apparently they aren't watching TV anyway, so we don't really have to wait for them to get ready. The rest of them apparently don't really think it's a priority if they haven't gotten it taken care of by now. (Don't tell me the $ ran out from Congress. They've had 3 years to claim their "free" coupons.)
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Or better yet. Throw into the stimulus package. New digital tvs for all of us. Why not? We're already tossing our children and grandchildren the burden of our stupid mismanagement of funds anyway.
Too true!
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