I got into television,” Fred Rogers once told CNN, “because I hated it so. [causal]

    I got into television,” Fred Rogers once told CNN, “because I hated it so. [causal]
  

“I got into television,” Fred Rogers once told CNN, “because I hated it so.” A soft-spoken aspiring minister who favored cardigans, Rogers had the idea, radical in its time, that children’s television ought to be good for children. He had worked at NBC in the early 1950s, and then moved to Pittsburgh to work on a local public show named The Children’s Corner, which briefly ran on the network.
Tim Wu, The Attention Merchants, loc. 572