Netflix Employees Mock Amazon "Drone To Home" Parody Video
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Last fall, Amazon announced that it would be experimenting with drones that could deliver anything that you ordered to your door in thirty minutes or less.
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After the announcement, a bunch of parodies popped out of the woodwork from the likes of Groupon and redpepperlab. This new one might be our favorite so far.
Engadget reports that the video was created by a couple of Netflix employees for the DVD division's annual meeting, and it hilariously describes Netflix's "new plan" to deliver you DVDs seconds after you order them.
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