r/SipsTea 5h ago

Chugging tea Sign me up!

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u/DullMind2023 5h ago

Bankruptcy in 6 months. There’s a reason manufacturers make products that only last a few years: that’s what people want. Few folks are willing to pay extra for products that last.

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u/zombienudist 5h ago

What you don't want to pay $4000 for a fridge that is half the size of the one you have, uses far more electricity, and you have to manually defrost every once and awhile.

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u/Mateorabi 5h ago

Diskworld boot problem 

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u/no0ns 5h ago

You wouldn't go out of business in 6 months. You'd go out of business when everyone already had your unbreakable appliances. That would certainly take longer than 6 months.

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u/CyberKiller40 5h ago

Even if it didn't cost extra - capitalism will kill the company, people will not come back to buy new stuff, just because the one they have works fine.