online ads never do. but if i saw a billboard advertising even just the mere presence of a culver's at an exit 100 miles further down the highway.. and it was getting close to feeding time.. yea, we're stopping.
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You can't even avoid this shit if you take all kinds of extra steps and even hoist the good old black flag and stop consuming live TV or streaming: Product Placement is pretty much standard in blockbuster films nowadays (the latest Aquaman really took in-movie advertising for a certain beer brand to a ridiculous level).
I can't avoid the ads on tv so I just mute it and read something else for a few minutes.
What's an "ad brake"? Haven't had ads for years now and beginning to forget...