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This is why I never gave up on DVDs, even though people would laugh. As soon as Prime shoehorned ads in the middle of a show or movie, that's when I cancelled. I'll have to do the same with music and get my iPod battery fixed up if I can.
It was a long time ago I watched an DVD, but I very clearly remember some of them having unskippable ads.
I gave up on DVDs long ago, but I replaced them with files stored on a local NAS. Dealing with discs is just too clunky.
I do sometimes miss the extras they'd have on DVDs though. I ripped some DVDs and kept some of that stuff, but I haven't found a good system that indexes and organizes the extras.