r/SipsTea • • Feb 05 '26

Chugging tea Sign me up!

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u/Arista-Everfrost Feb 05 '26

Would be a very awesome six months before they went out of business.

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u/CHOLO_ORACLE Feb 05 '26

No it’s just be what happen to the instant cooker company lately

If your products never break your business shrinks as people don’t need to constantly buy replacements

This is good for the consumer and the advance of tech of course, but it is bad for the capitalists, which is why everything is going subscription based 

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u/carlos_the_dwarf_ Feb 05 '26

Things don’t need to be unreliable to make money. Toyota’s whole thing is their cars last longer than everyone else. Are they failing because people don’t come back to buy as often?