Yeah, you definitely get used to it. I still laugh at a lot of things and I think it's a good way to broaden your watch choices significantly because it opens up foreign films/tv.
Netflix has been slowly pushing more international content in the US as many of Americans are starting to become more comfortable with reading subtitles.
I do think there is some room for improvement though in that subtitles should absolutely have standardized options for how they display on screen. Some people really like the yellow, others find that much more distracting compared to a bold white lettering on a semi-opaque black background. Let the viewer decide which one they are most comfortable with unless you have some specific art directed reason why they need to be formatted a certain way.
Netflix has been slowly pushing more international content in the US as many of Americans are starting to become more comfortable with reading subtitles.
I do think there is some room for improvement though in that subtitles should absolutely have standardized options for how they display on screen. Some people really like the yellow, others find that much more distracting compared to a bold white lettering on a semi-opaque black background. Let the viewer decide which one they are most comfortable with unless you have some specific art directed reason why they need to be formatted a certain way.