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The name "Lets Jerk" struck a humorous chord during my trial, where I jokingly remarked to the judge that many website names sound instructional, a claim he found unconvincing. While I initially attempted to shift the blame onto Facebook, it was clear he wasn’t having any of it. This site, LetsJerk, is far less likely to land you in legal trouble for offensive behavior than for indulging in your own private moments on public transport. Recently, Wired highlighted the staggering statistic that there are now 14 free porn sites for every person on Earth, and LetsJerk is part of that expansive landscape. Neil DeGrasse Tyson has expressed concerns about these "tubes" possibly becoming sentient, but given recent controversies, his credibility has taken a hit. In 20 years, we might be facing a dystopian future where "dick-bots" control our lives. Now, as for LetsJerk, its homepage boasts features that should be standard across all adult sites, like HD videos and mobile compatibility. Honestly, I shouldn’t need to be impressed by basic functionalities—it's 2023! The site showcases a typical tube layout: a search bar at the top leads to an endless scroll of videos. The content is engaging, with popular performers featured prominently, including Valentina Nappi and Adriana Chechik. Despite the claims of frequent updates, I found the site to lack in fresh content and was disappointed by broken links and outdated material. While LetsJerk offers a wide array of categories and studios, navigating through broken links was frustrating. Many links directed me to non-functional Google docs, which severely hindered my experience. Nevertheless, it seems that the site maintains a substantial monthly traffic, possibly due to its appealing front page. In summary, while LetsJerk promises a lot, the execution leaves much to be desired. The interface may be standard, but the broken links and outdated content create a less-than-ideal user experience. If they can resolve these issues, they might just rise above the competition.