Wired for Cable (enlarge)

As is the case throughout the world, good television reception is more important

than many other home comforts.

This is the easiest way for many in this condition to escape  from their sad reality.Excellent telling image,Jim.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

You never know, . . . maybe they "bundled" and that connection also includes Telephone & Internet in addition to the Cable TV!

I'm not being insensitive either.

When I lived on the island of Guam in the Marianas in the mid 70's much of the local population were still living in Bamboo huts or structures constructed from WWII leftovers.

All the Guamanians or Chamorro's were wealthy people. It was not uncommon to see a Bamboo house with a Console Television, large Stereo and a Microwave Oven visible when you walked by. For them anyway, it was their choice.

I do like your photograph! The details are very nice as is the lighting.

Very good documentary!

Regards always,

Jim j.

This is good. I'd like to see people. Inside. Outside. Both. More contact with the human condition that this picture implies.