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Well, 2025 is off to an expensive start.
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In case you didn't hear,
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Netflix is once again raising their prices in the US.
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Dead ass Netflix again.
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You're raising the rent on us and now you guys are charging
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me more for my when I have my little solitude.
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That's when I watch my shows with Netflix.
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Yeah, it's my therapy.
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They're charging me more for that.
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Well, therapy is expensive,
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I guess. So the as supported here will cost $799 right
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And the premium tier will not cost 2499 cents and now it
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my dad's paying $25 a month.
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What are you complaining about?
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I'm now that I'm I'm probably gonna have to be the damn
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I don't know. I feel like Netflix lost their way and
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they don't even put out enough shows and movies,
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I don't think. I got a good binge.
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I, I, I saw Rush Hour,
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Rush Hour 2, Despicable Me,
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you're the point. That's not the point,
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I, I just wanna know who's their CEO.
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I mean, she's kidding,
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she's kiddingi. So I know what you're getting at.
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Oh man, but do you remember when they used to mail
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you the movies? I don't think I was a subscriber,
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so it was DVDs and then.
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And then add on for like the actual online one when that
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one came out the streaming,
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but how would, how would it work the DVD thing?
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So you would order it online,
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they mail you the DVD and you ship it back,
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and I believe once it was like in the system that they
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got the DVD, like it's in transit to them,
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they ship out the other one.
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Redbox, but Redbox was more like you go direct to them
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yeah, so it's kind of like,
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oh, so the mail it's like my my Netflix DVD.
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Mhm. So let's take a walk down memory lane.
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And see the price of Netflix over the years,
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shall we? Just imagine 2014.
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What are we doing in 2014?
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Oh, I had just graduated college.
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OK. We're making good money?
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I was working at Forever 21 $8 an hour,
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so I mean one hour of work essentially was one month of
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Netflix because it used to cost $799 to $899.
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OK, so that's not bad,
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2017, the plan rose to 1099.
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But you see, 3 years later,
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every few years there was a price hike.
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so now it's getting 15,
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like 2015. They're like,
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you know what, we don't wanna raise it too too much
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Let's do it a few seconds 50 cents or some shit
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now we're looking at 1799 for the standard plan.
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And then the ads supported increases to 799.
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0 my gosh, everything was better in 2014.
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It's not that long ago,
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if you think about it.
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That was when Instagram had their Polaroid features.
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But we keep paying it,
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so as long as we keep paying,
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they keep raising the prices.
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That's true. So I guess maybe we'll see another increase in
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Less than that? next quarter?
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Jeez, Netflix, when does it end?
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As soon as it reaches.
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$30 or if they want to do 2999 as a to do
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I'm done. I'm pulling the plug.
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I'm pulling the plug.
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I don't care. You know what?
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