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> The implied arrangement is that you watch the ads (at least the first five seconds until the skip button appears) in exchange for them doing all the work of collecting, hosting, and delivering that content to you.

What if the delivered content is subpar?

I have watched ads (ie paid with my attention).

How do I get my money back?

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No refunds. You can't demand a refund from a movie theater because you hated a movie, and you can't return a new game to Best Buy because you hated the game. I don't understand why you'd imply YouTube content comes with any "satisfaction guarantee."

A move or a game is a piece of art. A newsarticle can have objectively incorrect information, which makes it like a TV with broken pixels.

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