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it actually fits in well with your dumb logic of 8 billion people needing to have purchased a paw patrol dvd, since they've had over 6 billion rentals.

which is also demonstrates you are wrong, considering they passed 1 billion rentals in 2010, which was your magic number when physical media supposedly died.

which means, since math is hard for you, over 5 billion rentals since 2010.

Redbox revolutionized the way Americans rent movies when it was founded in 2002 on the belief that consumers deserved a convenient way to rent new-release movies at a low nightly price. Soon after testing began within McDonalds Ventures LLC, Redbox started counting its locations and rentals by the hundreds instead of the handfuls. During the peak period of installations, new kiosks appeared every hour, every day, 365 days a year to keep up with retailer interest and customer demand. In 2010, Redbox rented its 1 billionth disc and also started renting Blu-ray Discs.

Today, Redbox is located at some of the largest retailers nationwide, where Americans have rented more than 6 billion discs. The Redbox team works hard every day in your local communities to uphold our promise to bring you a constantly updated selection of the newest hit movies.

https://www.redbox.com/about

we can actually extrapolate some good key notes from this. founded in 2002, it took 8 years to reach 1 billion rentals, and then it exploded in popularity with exponential growth since 2010. if 8 years is 1 billion, they should only have gained about 1.5 more billion in the next 14, or even died entirely if we go off of your misguided attempt at trolling.