This is certainly the case, which is why the overall content on Netflix has dropped - as the increase in original content has skyrocketed. I am fine with the model, as long as Netflix keeps creating great original content.
Better still, you're not going to drop it any time soon until you see them. He'll need a new set each time, that's probably at least three years worth of passive income. I've always felt their original programming was a misdirect from their streaming sparsity and genuinely anticipated their demise after the Qwikster nonsense, but as ambivalent as HBO and Comedy Central have become about running specials for headliners, this really makes sense.
Uh okay, so what are you comparing it to? Because compared to not watching anything at all, yeah naturally spending money on something will cost more than spending nothing.
Im not sure where in my first post I struck your nerve? You seem upset with something from it and im baffled. I was not comparing it to anything. The OP asked "how can Netflix afford this?" and I took that as since it is a "cheap monthly cost" it seems they are not a wealthy company. My instance where I went and saw just how much I had spent (about $1000) and had not thought about the auto payment each month really added up and it shows just how much they make so easily off 1 person like myself. How is this so hard to understand? And why are you trying to pick apart each post of mine to make a point?
Well it did to me, but I don't have the same brain as anyone else on here, therefore it could have been (and probably was) perceived differently. My apologies.
Not for nothing, but I feel where he's coming from. I, personally don't use Netflix enough to pay for it, among the other digital content services I have. If it weren't from my family (wife, kids, parents, siblings, etc.) using them, I would cancel them. It may be valuable to those who use it a ton, but for those that don't, it is not worth it. For those that do watch a ton of stuff, for me, there are still times where I've watched anything I've ever wanted to, and my Netflix account just stays unused. It makes more sense to cancel until some content comes out that I wanna check out and flip the switch back on, especially since they it make it so easy to do so.
Watched/listened to the first one this morning on the way to work and I've been taking bathroom breaks to get through the second one. If you're a Chappelle fan these are long overdue but so worth the wait. The first one I think is completely fresh, the second one he uses a lot of material that he used at a show he did in Denver a year ago that I was at, still funny as ****, I laughed until tears were in my eyes
Comedians usually burn material after a special so I'm pretty sure the stuff he does this week is going to be original
For his Houston show tonight/tomorrow, what did face value tickets start at? Looks like the going rate now for resale tickets is $165.
Im going to tonights show, resale value for mine were 185 each According the face value of $70 oh well
