Comments by "Patrick Cc:" (@PatrickCc) on "Valuetainment" channel.

  1. the math is interesting at 3:26 because you could argue that if the NBA season was 17 games it would get a similar viewership as the NFL because each game matters more.. (352.6M NBA season viewers / 17 games = 20.7M viewers per game) Its easy to not watch 1, or even 10 NBA games because even if your team lost 10 games they still could be #1 in the league. For NFL teams.. if you lose 7, 8, 9 games your season is on the fence. Each NFL game matters more than each NBA game, therefore there is an incentive for fans to tune it. Limited Supply.. Higher Demand. I'm not saying the NBA DOESN'T have a viewership problem.. but this particular argument is weak, their viewership numbers, when considering an entire season, are very similar.
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  2. "thats like a basketball player taking 17 shots and scoring more than a player who took 82 shots," is also a bad argument because what we are doing is comparing football to basketball (apples to oranges). A football player/team could NEVER play 82 games, because it's an entirely different sport.
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