...INTERNET PATIENT COMMUNITY
rewards them for their continued patronage.
When said product fails to live up to that
unwritten contract, the internet fans revolt.
nefarious refrains of "how can they sell us this
crap?" and "I'm canceling my subscription!"
ring out. It's likely the phenomenon that's led
to the sagely saying: when wrestling it's good,
it's really really good, but when it's bad, it's
great (for internet fans).
But why? Why does the Internet Wrestling
Community seem to have a field day with the
shoddy shows that annoy them? Taking to
every place they can to air their
disagreements and what in creation does any
of this have to do with healthcare?!
Wrestling fans react the way they do
because they feel like they've got a stake in
the wrestling product they watch on TV. The
way they see it, they've invested their money
into it, in some cases over the course of
several decades. They've bought tickets to the
live events, ordered the monthly pay-perviews and have schlepped over money for
various forms of wrestling merchandisin