Incidentally a UK paper a few years back called it “the cheapest british meal” and invited someone to send in a cheaper meal and they’d get an award. They got flooded and had to pick the winner at random.

Moses did! See cause his face was glowing. Which he couldn’t show you.

Upgrades and accessories might work. I don’t see how maintenance does, especially if you’re providing a warranty. You’re now paying for the parts and repair… hopefully you banked that into your selling price.

(Did nobody here see Kinky Boots?)

If it’s something that lasts 20 years, how are you going to sell people parts?

It’s like the John Pinette bit: If it’s gonna break I don’t want it. It’s not gonna break. If it’s not gonna break why do I need the service plan? In case it breaks…

Once everyone buys one what do they then sell? That’s the point.

Would go out of business in two years.

Capitalism isn’t suited towards quality, only towards selling

can’t tell you how many mornings i had to make cinnamon toast for the ex’s kid before taking him to school

It’s a wartime / depression era food, not something you’d make by choice, typically

Cause bread was cheaper than say meat or cheese or what not

All so that we can figure out that God is a magic talking lion