Netflix is now valued at nearly $400 billion and it’s easy to see why. Over the past decade, the company has released countless shows that have become deeply loved parts of our culture. But Netflix didn’t start as the streaming giant we know today. It began as a DVD-by-mail service: you’d visit their website, pick a movie, and wait for it to arrive in the mail. I still remember those soft, paper-like red envelopes, holding the movie I’d been anticipating all week.

That model didn’t last long. Netflix soon launched its digital streaming platform, eliminating the need for physical DVDs and completely transforming the way we watch movies and television. In 2010, they introduced their first streaming plan for $7.99 a month giving subscribers access to the entire library, ad-free.

So why can’t we go back to those good days? The days when we ran as fast as we could away from cable TV and its four-minute commercial breaks. We fell in love with streaming because it promised great content, no ads, and affordable pricing, allowing our entertainment budgets to stretch just a little further.

Times are getting harder for everyone, and too often it feels like no one is truly looking out for the rest of us. weecott is here now and will sit down with Netflix and bring back affordability, fair practices and close the gap between billion-dollar corporation and You. Together, we are bigger than any corporation. Now it’s time to come together and do something about it.