It can ' t trust me <| sep |> To be fair in that exact scene you see lots of clones being gunned down by droids in the background <| sep |> That first line was a zinger <| sep |> Was soll ich groartig sagen wo du mit deiner Rechtschreibung selbst durch NRWs Abiprfung durchfallen wrdest . <| sep |> At one point in time , I wrote the tax collecting system for Hulu . The laws around taxing streaming services vary , with the majority of the country not taxing services in general . However even five years ago when I was working on this there were already jurisdictions some cities , counties , and states that placed a special tax on video services that could be interpreted as applying to services like Hulu . Some of these were purposeful and some just overly broad definitions that were originally written to tax cable TV . Nobody is taxing Netflix specifically or taxing data delivery . I think the governments are talking about taxing video services the same way they were taxing cable TV before as a sales tax on the bill . It is up to each company ' s lawyers to figure out if a particular jurisdiction ' s laws require them to collect and remit tax at the time they charge you for your monthly service . It is usually done via your billing address , since that is the only address the service has for you . Personally I don ' t like these taxes and think they tend to come from a desire to replace dropping taxes on cable wig something and coming back to trying to tax the same thing in a different way . But in the world of the internet it makes no sense to tax just video delivery . In general the complexity of tens of thousands of jurisdictions and their own tax laws are incredibly annoying and is itself a tax on national service providers .