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Save 75%: Through Cyber Monday,girl-girl-sex-massage-video Amazon Prime members can get Discovery+ for just $1.25 per month for up to two months.

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Black Friday is a great time to grab expensive products on sale, and in this day and age, that means taking advantage of all the streaming deals that crop up between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

SEE ALSO: This can't-miss Hulu and Disney+ bundle is just $2.99 per month for Black Friday

For Amazon Prime Members, we spotted an especially good deal that lets you sign up for Discovery+ for just $1.25 per month for up to two months. If you've been on the fence about signing up for this streaming app, then this is the perfect excuse to try it out. Typically, members pay $4.99 per month, meaning this promotion nets you a 75% discount. In total, you'll save $7.48, just make sure you sign up before Dec. 2, aka Cyber Monday, to grab the savings.

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This deal doesn't apply to the streaming service's ad-free plan, so be aware that you will have to sit through some ad breaks while you're watching 90 Day Fiancé, Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, or How the Universe Works. You can find a list of what channels are available on Discovery+ here, and if you find yourself needing more options for streaming deals, you can check out more Black Friday offers from Max, Hulu, and Paramount+.

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