I get it, you’re short staffed. Small companies like this typically have a tiny staff, the CEO is also the Marketing Director. The IT director is also the janitor. I get it. But, when this tiny team of people finally get around to addressing the ability for your customers to enjoy your service, can you possibly look into why DIRECTV is such a horrible disaster of a product? It’s pretty much about a coin flip of a chance for DIRECTV to show a blank screen when I turn on Apple TV. It starts with a “Keep Watching?” Question, then when you select “Yes”, the screen goes blank and you cannot move forward. Huh? This is crazy how you all with your 243,350 employees, NOT ONE of them can figure out how to address and fix this. This is your business, delivering television and communication services. How is that possible when one of your primary mechanisms for doing so is so whacked out that I can’t use it? Believe me, if you all weren’t the only company offering streaming services for Fox Sports regional channels, you’d be dropped faster than a cracked out ex-girlfriend. Unfortunately, the only crackhouse available is AT&T, so here I am, looking for another hit. Moral of the story: Do Better. Sincerely, one of your 75 million customers who is simply asking for you to fix your mess.