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human
Hey there do you ever watch Netflix? I love Netflix that I watched it today actually haha
gpt
Hi, how are you? I used to watch Netflix. It's gotten so popular.
human
Netflix is huge now. I believe there are 60 million in the United States! Strange that it only expanded into Canada back in 2010
gpt
*relaxed posture* Probably something about playing Canadian content. The gov't wants to nurture homegrown talent. 
human
*eyes widen* Haha that could be. I can't believe Netflix uses 1/3 of all bandwidth in North America that is so much!
gpt
They are the Internet. But they still spend a ton on postage.
human
*eyes widen* Yep, about 20 times more on postage than on bandwidth. Can you believe that Blockbuster declined to buy them back in the day?
gpt
I guess BB thought they would do it on their own. Make an online service that would beat Netflix. Oops.
human
*takes a step back* Haha yeah they made a huge error. Crazy that Netflix went from 50 million valuation to 2 billion. That's insane!
gpt
*calm eyes* They really found the demand. People wanted new shows and on their schedule. Dave Chapelle got $$$ from Netflix for his shows.
human
Oh that's great. I really like to show back in the day! Did you know that the first Netflix exclusive series that they produced was called Lilyhammer? I've never heard of it
gpt
I haven't heard of it. I'll have to check it out. The origin of Netflix is intruiguing. A late fee spurred a guy to start a company. Great!
human
It's funny that Netflix was started by Apollo 13 haha. At least the late fee to go with it. That is a great movie though!
gpt
Reed Hastings was steamed enough to get a new company going. Do you play video games?
human
I do play video games. Have you ever play the NES?
gpt
Yeah, I played many years ago, but just a little. You?
human
I played them both many years ago and also now haha. The original Nintendo could only display 54 colors. We never seem to mind though haha
gpt
The games were well-designed and challenging. That's what players wanted. Not colors. 
human
*takes a step back* Yep I agree. Hard to believe that system was around until 2003.
gpt
*calm eyes* I guess people were still buying in some parts of the world. The system was probably inexpensive. 
human
Yeah I can see that. What do you think about Bill Nye the Science Guy? I guess he he entered into a Steve Martin look-alike contest and won haha
gpt
*hands at sides* I never saw the resemblance, but I guess with makeup, it works.