Netflix is done.

They're 10 billion in debt.

There's no way they can make money.

Shares are down about 8% so far this year.

They're not going to be able to keep up.

It's not completely clear how this is going to evolve.

Netflix surging to a brand new all-time high today.

Squid Game has a rare 100% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes,

and it's number one in 90 countries.

It's mind blowing.

Squid Game.

Netflix's most watch series of all time.

It's really become a global phenomenon.

These guys have the globe kind of to themselves.

Netflix will be the most valuable media company in the world.

Now, fair warning, this episode is going to have a lot of spoilers.

Now is your fair warning to go watch all of Squid Game if you don't want it to be spoiled. If you do want it to be spoiled,

if you already seen it, this episode is for you. In this episode, we're going to break down our

thoughts on Squid Game, why it's so successful and what creators can learn from it. All right, Colin,

roll the intro. All right, so I saw a lot of memes about Squid Game, but I actually at first thought it was a reality show. Definitely not a reality show, but kind of is rooted in reality. Sure. My first question for you is, how did you watch it? Because it is a show from South Korea. So how did you watch it? Did you watch it with subtitles or do you watch it with English dub? Oh man, me too. We are totally in the minority and we're totally wrong. I don't think so.

I went back and watched one of the episodes with the Korean actors like their actual emotion.

Yeah. Completely different. Better. I mean, you're actually hearing how they intended the characters

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