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I'd sure love to watch this show on the youtube, but there's so many darned ads! And now youtube gets mad if you use an ad blocker, so fuck them right?
One way to get around it is using Firefox, from what I'm hearing.
But I use Vivaldi, and I hate the idea of changing browsers *again*, so I kept looking and found another method.
Use Media Player Classic, Black Edition to open the video. You can get it here, from Sourceforge, or any of a number of places you trust.
Here's how. I'm sure I've added steps you already know, but hey. That's what I do.
The easiest way is to find your video, drag the tab to the player. It opens automatically. That's it.
If that doesn't work for you for whatever reason, try this.
Find your video. Hit the "Share" button.
hit the "Copy" button.
Open up MCP-BE. Hit the "File" button at the top left.
Paste the URL in the "Open" box. You don't need to clean it up, just paste. Click OK.
Enjoy your add-free video!
Bonus fact: MPC lets you make ridiculously long playlists and I love them for that. Bonus bonus fact: Billy Wayne Davis is very funny.
The 2016 Election made it clear that we live in an America divided. There is a struggle between small-town and big-city America that comes down to more than just ideology. There's a general misunderstanding of how we live life that both sides fall victim to. To one side, the cramped and cavernous nature of city streets is straight-up anxiety-inducing. To the other, it's a surprise that dirt roads even exist at all. Didn't we get rid of those decades ago? But if the road is made of dirt, how will the driverless Uber know where to go? This is why Trump's President, ya'll!
In one bubble, entertainment is taking in a show or a concert; in the other, entertainment is muddin' or taking random pills. One isn't better than the other. There are no judgements here. It's just that things that are absolutely commonplace in one world are so completely alien to the people in the other.
THIS WEEK: City-boy Jack O'Brien is joined by columnist John Cheese, who still lives in small-town Illinois, and comedian Billy Wayne Davis who grew up in rural Tennessee but now travels the world and has seen the absurdity in how both sides live. Later, John Cheese and Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) break-down their formative years in small-town Illinois and how the death of the local business turned their community into a living hell.
What You Don't Realize About City Life As A Small-Town Kid
As soon as you said "commerce," I was like "These birds are fucked."
-Billy Wayne Davis, Behind the Bastards - The War of the Eggs
If everyone's dead, it will destroy their profits.
-Billy Wayne Davis, Behind the Bastards, The Bleach Church is Expanding
I ain't got time for fancy book-learning, I'm doing magic!
-Billy Wayne Davis, Behind the Bastards, Part One: The Bastard Who Invented Homeopathy