Dear Google,
I love how you index the whole interwebs and make everything searchable, really I do.

But when my search terms are, for a hypothetical example, "latino tranny shaved teens" and I click the "videos" link, we both know that Youtube's are not the most relevant results. Yet there they are - pages of them, ranked ahead of actually relevant results.

So please. We know you own Youtube now, just as we know Youtube is less relevant, by nature of its policy, than countless other sites for certain types of searches. Why make us both jump through that hoop an unnecessary extra time to go back and tack a "-site:youtube.com" filter on every naughty query? You could probably power a few villages with the server cycles wasted on promoting falsely weighted and irrelevant Youtube results.