With the aid of a mysterious app called Quorra, from crossing in to. It could go either way independently of how you imagine the facts to have taken place.Ĭrap happens. Sam Flynn, the daring and tech-savvy son of Kevin Flynn, investigates his father's disappearance and can be dragged in the Grid. You are making a lot of assumptions, but in reality you don't know anything about the case. I inferred that much from reading his post (which I think that's was the idea, to read it.)Īlso, don't assume too much who is at fault. Sam (Garrett Hedlund), the son of famous video-game developer Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), has been haunted for a long time by his fathers mysterious disappearance. Well, he kinda tried and got the cold shoulder.
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I agree with GP, it sounds like the guy was at fault and just didn't want to pay up, or he let a friend use his card and the friend lost the disks or maybe he tried to claim it was fraud but Redbox could show a pattern of the guy renting two DVDs every two weeks for the last six months which made it highly unlikely that the very last rental was a fraud and the CC company agreed (my money is on that explanation). Get FREE Tron Legacy Movie Screening Tickets it is available in Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Mineeapolis, Philadelphia, phoenix Tempe, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington DC. If it was card fraud he should have reported it as such, and the credit card company wouldn't have had a chat with the rental company, they would have reimbursed the amount of the fraud. Otherwise, you can let a singe sentence slide (the latte thing in Netflix case) and ruin a business hundreds or thousands of people have worked tirelessly on. Even if you can't give it to them, you know what to shoot for.
My advice: if you're the CEO, you owe it to the company to spend at least 3 hours a day doing customer service or tech support, so that you know what the people you are serving want. He called the ad market 'healthy' - with all spots sold out for the upcoming. Speaking as the CEO of a small company, I'd say that the brass had their heads so far up their own asses that they honestly couldn't see what was going to happen. UPDATE, 3:35 PM: CEO Bob Iger seemed more relaxed and feistier than usual in todays earnings call with analysts. It was the sort of dumbass move only someone with a job title that abbreviates to a three letter acronym could make.
The Quickster thing was just icing, the cake was baked and burned. The price increase was of course a big factor, but compared to renting at Blockbuster in the 90s, even with the increase Netflix is a steal. It was about the non-chalent contempt that they showed their customers by wording their email "don't you dare complain, the increase is less then the cost of that fancy coffee you're sucking on". The Netflix exodus wasn't just because of the price increase.
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