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human
I had no idea that Netflix was worth $2 billion. Can you imagine if Blockbuster had bought it back when it was selling for $50 million?
gpt
My thoughts exactly. This has to be one of the worst business moves in history!
human
Think about it: we could be saying Blockbuster and chill instead...
gpt
*eyes widen* I didn't know that there are more international subscribers than American subscribers - that, too, is very surprising!
human
I had heard of services similar to Netflix in other countries, like Fox in Australia, so I was surprised, too. Netflix has basically come to replace TV
gpt
I would imagine they will dump there DVD rental service soon since there postage costs are 20x more expensive than their bandwidth costs. 
human
Yeah, that was interesting. Who do you think it still renting their DVDs other than the elderly, I suppose?
gpt
*leans forward* Well, definitely the elderly, but also real cinema buffs, as their physical DVD collection still far outweighs their streaming library. 
human
I didn't think of that. Netflix has some of my favorite movies, but they don't have as many old movies as I would like.
gpt
Too be honest, if Netflix didn't have great original content, I could find other streaming services as well. What's your favorite movie comedy, to switch gears a little?
human
The movie Wet Hot American Summer. Pure comic genius. How about yours/
gpt
I haven't seen it - but heard about it. Probably This is Spinal Tap, although I'm sure there are others in contention that I'm not thinking about. 
human
That's a great movie, too. How about older comedies like Charlie Chaplin?
gpt
 I like Chaplin's Great Dictator. But frankly stuff like Chaplin and Buster Keaton is too slapstick for me Do you have a favorite bromantic comedy?
human
I Love You, Man was a pretty good one. I think slapstick was much earlier though
gpt
That's a good one. Certainly, the Hangover is a classic bromantic comedy, and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is a great classic one, though a stretch for bromantic comedy, maybe. 
human
*leans forward* I've never even heard of that one. Speaking of movies and shows, do you subscribe to TV service anymore? I feel like it's dying with all the streaming services available
gpt
Yes, I do get Comcast Xfinity, but I'm close to be a "cord cutter." I've used Youtube TV and it's pretty great. Do you do TV service anymore?
human
I used to until about 3 years ago. All the shows I loved like South Park are all available on-line.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Hard to believe that there is only one episode in the Simpsons where Bart doesn't appear or is mentioned. There must be close to 1,000 Simpson episodes, maybe more
human
*calm eyes* I wonder if there are any episode where Homer doesn't appear? Probably not
gpt
*takes a step back* Maybe in one of the weird Halloween episodes, but yeah, you're right - hard to imagine Homer not appearing in an episode!