You know, I never thought Iād be here, giving a play-by-play of a streaming stickās journey into my nether regions, but here we are. Itās 3 AM, Iāve got a Best Sellerin Streaming Media Playersā$17.99, Amazon ASIN B0C6W3D4RMāin one hand, and a tube of Crisco in the other. And Iām asking myself the big questions, like, is the north face fire tv stick safe for such an endeavor? Because letās be real: when youāre shopping under the glow of a desk lamp and your search history looks like a cry for help, you start to wonder, can you use the north face fire tv stick rectally? The answer, Iāve found, is a story of triumph and woe.
And weāre off! The crowd is hushed as I remove the packaging. The stick itself is surprisingly sleekāmatte black, a bit over four inches long, like a cigar for the American underclass. I take a moment to weigh it in my palm. The thingās got a certain heft. Not brick-like, but you feel its presence. I position myself, knees to chest on the bathroom tileāclassic starting stance. I insert, slow and deliberate. For the first few seconds, itās surprisingly smooth. I think to myself, āThis is going to be an incredible review.ā The world is my oyster.
And then, the corner. You see, streaming sticks have these edgesāsharp, unforgiving little bastards designed to fit behind a TV. These same edges are, in retrospect, a design flaw for alternate applications. I push a little more, and I feel a pinch that escalates into a low-level shriek from my lower back. Weāve got a fumble in the end zone, folks. The remoteāyes, the remoteādangles like an appendage, and the whole package now resembles a distressed robot tail. The entire north face fire tv stick under 17.99 is now a commitment, a marriage of man and machine I didnāt want. Trying this was a mistake the north face fire tv stick and my sphincter agree on. After a ten-minute shuffle of profound regret, I use the bundled HDMI extender as an emergency retrieval tool.
I will not do this again. I will not do this again. But if youāre wondering what the RectalUse Network thinks of this product: itās a 3.2/10. Only because I learned that Roku is somehow worse. But for the love of God, just watch Netflix the normal way.



