What Your Netflix Movie-Watching Habits Say About You

Once upon a time, there was the internet, and things were good. Then there was Netflix, which broke the movie-borrowing mold and allowed people to have movies delivered to their home. Customers would check out a certain number at a time, and as they returned movies, they would get new ones that they wanted to watch. Some people, like my friend Greg, would check movies out for a month at a time and simply revel in the fact that they never had to pay late fees, and because keeping a single movie for 3 weeks after the due date can easily run you upwards of 50 dollars at any rental place with a physical address). Others would rush home at noon and immediately watch all their films, run them down to the postal drop box with the latest pickup time, and thereby get as many movies as humanly possible from their subscription. I'll be honest-I was that type, and I still am. I still feel like I'm not getting the most from my account if I keep a film more than a day. My habits say just as much about me as my actual rental history-what do yours say about you?

Your queue

Has 5-25 items in it: You're laid back and don't really worry about what's going to come tomorrow-- you'll deal with it tomorrow. You don't like making big decisions any earlier than you have to, and you don't enjoy feeling pressured. You like to relax, but you might not have enough time to do everything that you want to do.

Has 26-150 items in it: You're the guy or gal next door. You have a reasonable idea of what you want from the future, but you're not morally opposed to little changes here and there, because you have a few backup alternatives. You know what you like, and you don't want to stray too much from your tried and true forms of enjoyment. You shouldn't be afraid to try something completely new-- you never know. You might like it.