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What an odd question. I would prefer the movies that are on the service I pay for to be included in my package. It's a different service, rentals, smashed into
by AlwaysRock 4y ago
What an odd question. I would prefer the movies that are on the service I pay for to be included in my package.
It's a different service, rentals, smashed into the service I pay for, prime "free" videos. That is what makes it frustrating. I do in fact sometimes end up renting those videos which is why they include them. But it's not a good customer experience by any means.
- auggierose 4y agoThat's only an odd question if you assume it costs Amazon nothing to include videos in prime. So the alternatives are: a) Only free prime videos. b) Free prime videos + videos you can rent. There is no option c) All videos in the world available for free on prime. As much as you would maybe like it.
- 1123581321 4y agoIt was a great question. Contentment eludes you if you can’t recognize you have enough, while being aware more is possible. If that’s not possible, switch to a service that gives you “everything” (but costs more or has fewer titles.)
- AlwaysRock 4y agoLol. Very HN comment. One can be annoyed with how a service mixes their paid and "free" offers while still being content.
- 1123581321 4y agoHaha. I'd argue most of HN isn't interested in contentment!