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4 billion profit last year, and we wonder why everything is so expensive: just greed. And somehow netflix doesn't realize their catalog is barely worth what th
by petee 3y ago
4 billion profit last year, and we wonder why everything is so expensive: just greed.
And somehow netflix doesn't realize their catalog is barely worth what they charge now, versus the far more comprehensive catalogs of their competitors.
- wdb 3y agoYeah, if you want to watch Asian tv shows there are better options e.g. Qi or Viki
- mnky9800n 3y agoBut you can watch another season of stranger things and find out what happens in the 90s!
- hightrix 3y agoIt used to e worth subscribing for a month to catch up. After continued price increases, I’ll just start pirating Netflix shows. And the cycle completes.
- rchaud 3y agoIn that situation, I'd just prefer to buy the DVD instead of this subscribe-then-unsubscribe thing these companies end up incentivizing.
- toomuchtodo 3y agoUntil they stop producing physical media. Definitely a problem.
- _w1tm 3y ago> After continued price increases, I’ll just start pirating Netflix shows. Why even bother? If it’s not worth paying for it’s not worth watching. Your time is more valuable.
- givehimagun 3y agoWhen I read this article, I logged into my Netflix account and realized that the value proposition is gone for me. I barely use Netflix, it's always sending me emails reminding me about shows I may/not be interested in, and the features keep getting degraded. Netflix is in the throes of enshittification. If the price goes up, I'll cancel my subscription.
- ryaneager 3y agoPssht… that’s only $312,500 of profit per employee, how can we ever manage like that? Isn’t capitalism a great system?