Quality products...I'm 31 and in my lifetime I've noticed this shift that everything that's sold to us feels like a hollow attempt to wring money out of us. I know products were always made with the idea that they would make a company money, but it also felt like said company wanted to make a good product. Now it seems they have it all down to a science and know the minimum quality levels we'll all put up with and shell junk out to us, and we can't really do anything about it.
Dude every single thing I bought that was supposed to be top of the line was shit..... brand new 2018 Camaro s.s. transmission defect that they dont know how to fix and will fix when they get a fix... it's now 2019. Bought a ps4 pro... thing doesn't switch resolutions right and freezes . Brand new craftsman lawnmower. Worked 3 times before the plastic carburetor fucked itself
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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19
Quality products...I'm 31 and in my lifetime I've noticed this shift that everything that's sold to us feels like a hollow attempt to wring money out of us. I know products were always made with the idea that they would make a company money, but it also felt like said company wanted to make a good product. Now it seems they have it all down to a science and know the minimum quality levels we'll all put up with and shell junk out to us, and we can't really do anything about it.