When you inject personal opinions like this which are obviously at odds with millions of other people, it's difficult to take the rest of the comment seriously.
You meant "at least a tiny fraction of". That's all. When you say "many", we should read "at least a tiny fraction of".
> You're living in a bubble.
This is a bit of a strange comment.
You refuse to believe that millions of people hate podcasts, to the point that you apparently need a survey with millions of people saying that as evidence. You live in a bubble of people who haven't told you they hate morning DJs and podcasts. If I instead told you that millions of people detest vlogs, would you also require hard evidence?
If you read what I wrote, you'll see I never said that. I don't know why you think it's worth replying to something other than what I wrote.
I responded to something you wrote. Maybe I didn't respond to what you meant to write, but the solution to that is for you to write what you meant.
Having such strong feelings about something you can just ignore is unhealthy.
FWIW, I cancelled Spotify last year and their focus on podcasts was one of the reasons. But there are plenty of other services that cater to music lovers so I just increased my bandcamp spend and moved on with my life.
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