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Sep 14, 2026

Isabella MartinHOST
26:39
That's how long ago it was.
Isabella MartinHOST
26:40
Yes, Netflix used to do DVDs before Redbox and everywhere else.
Isabella MartinHOST
26:46
But the other thing I would do is play this game called Hollywood Stock Exchange.
Isabella MartinHOST
26:51
And it taught me about the stock exchange.
Byron McCoyHOST
11:38
I hadn't seen this at the time.
Byron McCoyHOST
11:39
I did, I think, probably rented it on Redbox, not Redbox, Netflix DVD rental, maybe a decade later.
Byron McCoyHOST
11:48
But this is a movie directed by a guy named Vincenzo Natale.
KellyHOST
11:56
He sounds very Italiano.
HeathHOST
21:07
They're both old men.
HeathHOST
21:08
But they do a lot of Redbox movies.
HeathHOST
21:10
Both of them.
HeathHOST
21:11
Yeah.
Brian EngelmanHOST
33:20
Red box, I short circuited there.
Brian EngelmanHOST
33:24
Redbox put Blockbuster out of business here.
Brian EngelmanHOST
33:26
Redbox put Blockbuster out of business here.
Brian EngelmanHOST
33:28
Redbox put Blockbuster out of business here.
Brian EngelmanHOST
33:30
All right, it's tricky.
Brian EngelmanHOST
33:32
Anyway, just be aware.
MattHOST
62:38
cat.
MattHOST
62:39
At the end of every Redbox DVD that you rented, you were like, you know what? I might as well stick around for another night.
Aaron Berry DavisGUEST
62:50
I watched Bill and Ted 3.
Aaron Berry DavisGUEST
62:52
That's not a man who's going to kill himself.
Noel SlamrocketHOST
33:12
gotta be that or Netflix.
Noel SlamrocketHOST
33:15
Or Redbox.
Noel SlamrocketHOST
33:17
I was so upset by this film because it's not good.
Noel SlamrocketHOST
33:23
It's not funny bad.
BrandonHOST
52:20
Now, it turned into a Dollar General because for some reason, family videos got bought out and converted into Dollar Generals.
BrandonHOST
52:28
But most of the video stores like Blockbuster, Family Video, all these places, they went out of business because they couldn't compete with streaming, but they also couldn't compete with Redbox.
BrandonHOST
52:38
Now all the Redboxes are basically disappearing.
BrandonHOST
52:43
So no one's making money off Redbox.
BrandonHOST
52:45
So now we have all these streaming apps.
BrandonHOST
52:48
There's all these new different streaming.
Donny LucheHOST
41:50
Yeah, especially now and shit.
Donny LucheHOST
41:53
Me and my homie Quincy, like the last podcast episode, the one that came out on Monday, we was talking about like how we used to, we was talking about Redbox and how we used to finesse Redbox, how we used to finesse Redbox.
Donny LucheHOST
42:08
Because because you remember, bro, like you used to could get DVDs and video games on Redbox with a gift card.
Donny LucheHOST
42:17
So, yeah, you yeah, you you could go you would go put twenty dollars on a Walmart gift card and you would swipe it and they would register.
Donny LucheHOST
42:27
and you would just keep like you would just keep it because they would just charge it to the get like that's what the machines were now obviously obviously in 2026 you'd never be able to do that because they'd have a little they'd have a debit credit card like little thing but before they had like this look they had like a little shit where you just like i don't know if you i don't know if you swiped it or you just like put your card in there and some like i forgot what that looked like because i haven't seen the red box in a long time but we should just finesse the i used to that's how i got uh that's how nick the new 2k would come out on red box and you would and my brother was like he would drive around the town First day, they would be gone.
Donny LucheHOST
43:18
So we just go put $20 on a gift card and just get games and DVDs and all that other shit.
Donny LucheHOST
43:26
And they never updated.
Donny LucheHOST
43:28
They never refurbished and updated the Redbox.
Warren TuttleGUEST
9:10
We were like the most exciting product, partly because I'd been involved in Misto and everybody thought I was a guru on new products, partly because they thought it was really, really cool.
Warren TuttleGUEST
9:19
So we were able to produce this product, retail, a low-end version for $19.99 that had one speed, went to Redbox, sold to Walmart, had two speeds.
Warren TuttleGUEST
9:31
And the yellow gold box, sell it to Bed Bath and Williams-Sonoma for $29.99 and all that.
Warren TuttleGUEST
9:39
We hit every check mark on the list of how to take a product to market, funded it.
Nia TuckerGUEST
5:21
But at that time.
Nia TuckerGUEST
5:22
Or like Redbox was outside the 7-Elevens and things like that.
Nia TuckerGUEST
5:25
Yes.
Nia TuckerGUEST
5:27
But I mostly saw it on like, yeah, the cable movie channels that my parents paid for.

1 HR 11 MINS LATER

Libby ScottHOST
76:24
Yeah, I don't know.
Libby ScottHOST
76:26
I'd be shocked.
Libby ScottHOST
76:26
Because Redbox kind of stole their nachos there.
Libby ScottHOST
76:30
Can you still rent DVDs from Netflix? No.

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