Get a Movie From Redbox
If you want to rent a movie in today’s world you don’t have a lot of choices anymore. You can go to a Redbox vending machine, try to find a blue Blockbuster machine, or look all over town for a small independent video rental store. Or you can sign up for Netflix online or subscribe to the Comcast “On Demand” service. The cheapest way around here is to just pony up the $1.30 at a Redbox.
So I signed up for Redbox with my little dollar limit credit card, just in case something weird happens by using my card in their machines, and once or twice a month I want to watch a movie, so I drive down the local convenience store with a Redbox machine out front and take home a movie for the night. I find it interesting that their return deadline is 9:00 pm no matter what time of day or night you actually rent the movie.
Not really understanding how the machines work on the inside, I wonder why they can’t just burn a DVD on demand from inside the machine. How do inventory all those movie and game titles inside that little metal box that is smaller than most people’s refrigerators? From a huge Hollywood Video or Blockbuster Video store down to a refrigerator sized box. Amazing.
