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If Netflix has $83 billion dollars to buy Warner Bros, why did they compain about sharing account with family or friends? 🫠
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"I don't have time" There are 168 hours in a week: 40 hours for work 56 hours for sleep 40 hours for family 8 hours for hobbies You would still have 44 hours left You have time, your priorities are just wrong.
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