The company's history is full of gossip, but the pages of this book are true, not the "profitable fiction" invented in the 90s for Silicon Valley investors. It was a cycle of startups in which two completely different friends decided to "open their own business." Reed Hastings' brain resembled a supercomputer, while Randolph handled negotiations and investments. The ideal partnership formed the basis of the business, whose rules today are the standard for the top five high-tech companies: Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google, and maybe for the whole world.