NETFLIX

on a downward spiral with the content they provide.

Netflix frequently takes away what’s loved by everyone and replaces it with Netflix originals that are cheaper to produce. This is yet another prime (not Amazon) example of corporate greed.

It is only a matter of time before Netflix goes bankrupt due to the mass amount of people canceling their memberships. It started strong, then executives thought way too highly of themselves and their company.

In order to stay afloat, Netflix needs to give its customers what they want. There needs to be a flat rate for the content it provides, less Netflix original content and reduced restrictions on account sharing.

Netflix doesn’t have the right to define what the “correct” household criteria is.

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Netflix decided to repay the young generation by depriving them of their limited leisure time and money. It doesn’t seem fair, but it’s passed off as business.

Many households are already paying for Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, HBO Max, etc., and paying to add multi - ple college students to their Netflix account is equivalent to another membership.

College students are not the only people having to deal with this burden. Military families, multi-homeowners and anyone who doesn’t live what Netflix defines as a “traditional” lifestyle will suffer as well.

While it’s understandable that Netflix doesn’t want your brother’s girlfriend’s sister’s dog’s friend using your account, the underlying purpose of the password-sharing rules is just another way to profit from consumers — it’s corporate greed.

Netflix has already been

If they can’t provide for their customers, there are other alternatives for streaming. There are maybe even too many alternatives for streaming. The world will adjust, and Netflix will crumble like a Redbox rental stand.

I guess I don’t need to rewatch “Gilmore Girls” that badly.