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human
Do you think that it was okay for Scarlett Johansson to play the transgender role?
gpt
I know there was a great deal of uproar about it. There is controversy about people playing a role that they are not actually ethnically. They are actors, they act in parts that arent like them.
human
I thought the same thing, I don't really get it. I'm not surprised that she deigned to answer any questions about it and directed comments to her managers. 
gpt
She directed it to the actors who play transgendered roles.
human
Oh, I see, I misunderstood that! That makes sense, I guess, they really shouldn't be putting particular focus on her. I guess maybe she is just attracting controversy since it's not the first time she took a role and made people unhappy about it. 
gpt
Well, in this world of Netflix people can watch any type of movie or content they want, and not bother with the other stuff.
human
That's true, and people certainly take advantage of it considering that Netflix, along with Youtube, makes up half of peak internet traffic in North America. 
gpt
*eyes brighten* If this holiday week you want a flickering fireplace Netflix has a video for you, so even during family socializing time they are part of the party.
human
Wow, that's a little bit over the top! But I guess that's what sort of tactics you have to employ to be able to rake in 137 million total subscribers!
gpt
If they ever get into markets like China it will get even bigger.
human
Wow, I can imagine why they aren't available in Syria, North Korea or Crimea but I wonder why they aren't available in a country as huge, modern and relatively stable as China?
gpt
*takes a step back* I'm not sure those are the words I would use for China, a country that doesn't allow most of its citizens internet access. I am not sure about the other countries it isn't in, Syria, north Korea and Crimea.
human
Well, Syria, Crimea and even North Korea are all war zones, they're like "no go" zones so I am not surprised, but I actually had no idea that China doesn't allow their citizens internet access! Is that a legal thing or simply a lack of resources thing?
gpt
It is a censorship thing. Well, we are lucky we have internet access to watch all the Netflix, since it is all internet now and no more DVD.
human
Yeah I am grateful it's not like that here, and we'd be screwed without access to Netflix since they've even begun replacing the TV networks with their own series.
gpt
*body relaxes* I would love the job of just watching it and tagging the content into categories.
human
Is that a real job? That would be fun.
gpt
It is a real job.  I don't know the pay or how many people do it. They have tons of content, they even have 150 movies with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
human
*raises eyebrows* It's amazing that it all started just because the founder was upset about a $40 video rental fee!
gpt
*leans slightly forward* There are at least 58.46 million American households who are glad he started it.
human
And even more worldwide, I bet eventually they hope to fully spread to each country in the world. 
gpt
*smiles* 137 million worldwide!