I used to like Netflix content because it felt like they were telling me a story which they had thought through and I would get to see to its end... or I'd even

I used to like Netflix content because it felt like they were telling me a story which they had thought through and I would get to see to its end... or I'd even finally get an ending to some shows other networks/services killed too soon. To me, Netflix content strategy was saying "storytelling is what is important," and "we want to make sure we find and tell the best stories." New ones, old ones, great stories just the same... Anymore, I do not believe this to be true, and feel sort of silly for thinking it ever was true. It's become quite obvious their strategy is create new shows to lure people in, and then cancel them (because they'd have to pay the stars more), rinse repeat, hoping more people stay than leave. They do not care about finishing the stories they're telling, or the stories at all, they don't care about content, they care about growth. Honestly, anymore, I don't even want to watch Netflix shows because they'll probably get canceled before they end. Edit: small grammar fix