Tried to change my Netflix subscription plan today, and was informed it would take 3 weeks to change over. After talking with customer support, they made the change over the phone, but it was obvious they didn't really understand what is wrong with their website either. He claimed that because I have Blu-ray enabled, it caused the issue. That really makes no sense at all. I think Netflix is changing their website (Conspiracy time), so that you can't change your subscription immediately online, and cause Netflix to lose money on your subscription costs. Still, if I've got to go through making a phone call every time to close my account and reopen it to get Netflix to work... looks like I'm that much less happier a customer than I was a week ago. Netflix has a way of doing that to you, have you noticed? When they make announcements, or even worse, CHANGE website features or delete them with no notice, they will first make an announcement that no one can argue about. They'll say, "Oh boy, Mac Support is available now on Watch Instantly"! Then, the next week they'll say "Oh boy, you can't buy DVD's from us anymore, we would rather recycle them, lulz!" See how they play with your emotions intentionally? I'm trying to figure out why they would want to do this... but it's pretty clear that they are doing it, that's for sure. All you have to do is watch that Community Blog for a few months (They don't post often, and they don't read the comments since Mike left) to see that they flip flop, good announcement, bad announcement. Though I hope the company survives our economic meltdown, if they do, they need to focus more on keeping their customers happy, and working on actually DOING something on their website so that it looks different from year to year. Nothing has changed on it in a year, other than Drag and Drop queue. And that is sad. How do they keep their staff? What do their employees do all day? Oh, that's right, they hold Guinness record events and hire people from Heroes to sing terribly at concerts. Honestly, Netflix, I love you man, but where the heck is your head at?

So I've never been in a city where I could take advantage of grocery delivery, which in and of itself is completely awesome to me. Before I moved to Seattle I remember finding something about Amazon Fresh only being available in Seattle. So I tried it and here are some pics from my test run. I'm very satisfied service was right in the time window I had selected. Everything is fresh and as ordered.