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Netflix Resumes Advertising on X After Elon Musk Controversy
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2023
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Why are they reinforcing this "rule" now than before?
Because they feel like they can. What's the difference? I did feel cheated in any way.
Is that how corporations or anyone work? They just do it because they feel they can?
Yes, corporation raise prices when they think people are willing to pay higher price for their product. Is this news to you? Where do you live? I would like to move there and live happily without ever knowing how the world functions and worrying about it.
I'm the one who doesn't know how the world functions? I have a bridge for you to buy.
Buy? Give it to me for free. Apparently no one cares about profits in this world.