Okay, I don't know if you've noticed, but it's turning more like the good old days of watching television.

You might remember that time when you would watch a show and there would be commercial breaks?

Yes, where you'd see a car dealer like hawking these low monthly payments or your local pizza place saying,

yes, we have the best buffalo wings ever.

Well, what's old is new again.

YouTube is now the latest company to offer free shows, yes, with advertisements, yes.

You'll be able to stream, they say, 4,000 episodes of TV shows for free, as long as you're willing to watch the ads. It's funny. The shows available, they say, includes Hell Kitchen, Andrew Meta, and also Heartland.

But at least, think about this, at least the most expensive streaming service has ended,

along with the pandemic.

You know what that was?

College, that's right.

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I am going to tell you all about the 2021 FBI Cybercrime Report, some interesting stuff in there,

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Ooh, we want to know that.

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