Argumentative Essay On Hulu

One of the greatest inventions in the world is Hulu. I mean it’s not as cool as the iPhone or the TV but it is definitely up on that level. Hulu is the only video streaming software that offers a live episode the next day. Personally, there’s absolutely nothing better than it. But there’s one problem with Hulu. It has advertisements. Every frickin eight minutes, there’s a goddamn ad.
What is the point of having an ad? It’s not like anybody even pays attention to them. They’re honestly just a waste of time. You’re watching a really good tv show and it’s getting to the climax and then out of nowhere, an ad pops up. Usually, they’re about useless stuff that nobody cares about. Why would I want to know about oxiclean products when I’m here to watch an episode of Riverdale?
By the time the ad ends, I already forgot what the TV show was about. And sometimes they even spoil TV shows. Let me give you an example. I once saw an ad about the newest episode of the Flash. The ad just spoiled everything. I learned from the ad that the main character, Barry, basically came back from the dead. If the ad had not been played, I would’ve actually been interested in watching and continuing the show.
Seriously, there’s nothing more annoying than ads. I don’t even understand why companies spend so much money on ads. They are literally spending millions of dollars to display something that the majority of people don’t watch. Also, most of the time they’re about something that we already know about.
When I’m watching an ad all I think about is how unimaginative it is. There’s nothing ads show to make them interesting. The most logical thing to do would be to at least make them funny. You’re wasting your own money and everyone else’s time, so you might as well make them funny. Seriously, they’re extremely boring. Why do you want to hear an old man say “Oxiclean gets the tough stains out” when you could hear a little baby try to say