I was trying to watch a show... or rather a few clips from the show,
on the host website. I got an error. It's not unheard of, so I do some
troubleshooting steps like enabling JS and turning off the adblocker.
After a few tries, I still get one of the weirdest error messages I've
ever seen:

"SORRY! WE'RE HAVING SOME TROUBLE. If the problem persists, please
contact us and send us a note."

I've never heard of sending someone "a note" online. But that's not
even the full story. I was using Vivaldi, so I try Firefox. That
usually is enough to get through this nonsense. What happens? Same
message. But that's not all: when I try to look at the episodes or any
of the local top nav, it takes me to

https://default/show/menuitem

This is a massive TV studio and they can't figure this out? I mean I
don't expect a base href in there since it's probably using some
NodeJS garbage, but come on.

Things are a little clearer when you realize this is the same company
that brought us Pcok, without a doubt the worst streaming service in
terms of UI/UX I've ever seen. And they actually charge money for it
now. Give me Crackle's unpolished jank all day over this.

And I'd love to contact them about it, but guess what? That error
message written by some outsourced coder doesn't have a mailto: or
contact link in it. We're just supposed to figure it out ourselves.
And the best way is through a search engine. Yeah, there's not even a
contact us in the bottom nav or any nav that I could find. Yeah, a DDG
search was the only way I found to get a contact us form.

I may have brought up issues I've had with Pcok before: it would error
out if you didn't use the right browser with the right OS on the right
day of the week. I just can't fathom how a multi-national corporation
can leave this pile of garbage on prod. I made better sites in middle
school.