The Amazon founder tweeted Saturday: @ReedHastings and Ted Sarandos and the team at @Netflix get it right so often. Their internationalization strategy isn’t easy, and they’re making it work. Impressive and inspiring. (And I can’t wait to watch the show.)" But Bezos' tweet was met with mockery since, as Jess Joho points out, "if anyone has important lessons to learn from its dystopian story about the cruel rat race of late-stage capitalism, it is Jeffrey Bezos, founder and former CEO of Amazon. On Sunday, Bezos tweeted praise at Netflix for an international strategy that helped the Korean show take off globally, calling this business success 'impressive and inspiring.' However, a parenthetical made clear that the richest man in the world might not realize that Squid Game is actually not very favorable in its depiction of the Jeff Bezoses of our world. In case anyone needs a refresher: Bezos owes a significant portion of his startling net worth to the employees that have reportedly had to resort to pissing in bottles and sh*tting in bags to keep up with the grueling demands of their employer and workplace."
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