if (user.sex == female) {

if (user.age < 18) recommend("Twilight");

else if (user.age > 64) recommend("The Notebook");

else recommend("Titanic");

}

else if (user.sex == male) {

if (user.age < 18) recommend("Transformers");

else if (user.age > 64) recommend("Sands of Iwo Jima");

else recommend("Star Wars");

}

Now give me my million, assholes.

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I actually sold my Netflix just before the stock market tanked and made a nice little profit but now I wish I'd bought it back when it was down to like 18 or whatever the low was. It's back over 30 now. (I sold at 31.)

They're doing well during the recession and they're going to do even better when the economy rebounds. They beat expectations pretty much every quarter especially considering that everybody always expects them to tank and they never do. It's like Apple with the iPod which is another product people have been saying was pretty much over basically since the day it was first launched. At what point do you have to just admit that the product and services this company offers actually are a viable business model for the medium to long term?

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