I’m currently a freelance television producer looking for a secondary income stream and came across this website after seeing a video posted on YouTube from Bigger Pockets. 

Built into televisions, laptops, Alexa, Google and Apple devices, not to mention a slew of "spy" cameras designed to look like ordinary household items (water bottles, phone chargers, clocks, smoke detectors, shower heads, and even teddy bears).

I'm thinking with the stimulus money they got expensive cable television plans, expensive phone plans, etc thinking the money will never run out and now that it has...

I also include furniture for the common areas such as a couple of basic sofas, a wall mounted television, dining table and chairs and other odds and ends.

I've offered a 40" Television as a move-in special with great success and at your rental price it is cheaper than 1/2 month off.

Interesting facts about me: I'm currently a professional film editor on popular scripted television shows. 

I would ask someone at the factory you know what the issue may be and then either have them communicate to them to not unplug it or put up a sign explaining not to unplug it.Here you go:请不要拔掉电视的电源(Please do not unplug the Television) Chinese, not Mandarin(wasn't an option for Mandarin) but you get the idea and finding Mandarin shouldn't be too hard.

You are more likely to catch an illness wearing a mask in a plane than not doing so.I really wonder if people use their brains anymore or do they just listen to what the television tells them.

US public television.

With the rise of the internet and the insane price of cable, I have been without live television for over a decade now, but it was recently brought to my attention that antenna TV still exists, and it's now digital and in HD.Bought a cheap indoor flat antenna just to play around with it.