Mike,
Is there a reason you need the playhead at the end of the clip? If, like in your video, you want to "do stuff" with the clip's out point after you drag it to the timeline, then just grab the end of the clip (or the last edit point in CS6) and drag. The Program Monitor will show you the frames from the end of the clip as you drag, and not the frames under the playhead.
If you don't want to trim the clip right after you add it, then just drag the next clip to the end of the first clip. Pr has snapping enabled by default, so the in point of the new clip will snap to the out point of the first clip. The playhead position is irrelevant in this case.
And as others have mentioned, you can always use a keyboard-driven workflow using the comma and period keys for insert and overlay. Since they *do* rely on the position of the playhead, the playhead will snap to the end of the clip just added, ready for you to add the next clip.
Jeff
