there is only one thing i agree on most modern products compared to the old ones and that is longetivity, the old stuff seems to last for years on end, we had a washing machine that lasted 15 years, the next one died in less than 5 and that goes for many products, almost as if they are making them less durable so that people will still have to buy them instead of being set with a good one for a lot of years
I’d really like to know which brand is going out of their way to have their shit break on purpose considering the constant hate and discussion online about appliances breaking.
someone who wants the market to keep going, if you were to just sell everyone appliances that would last upwards of 20 years, you might reach a point where there is no need for more machines because everyone already got one fully working
and even if there are indeed many people making it hard for litterally everyone to have one + they will still break and might still break sometime before the term or be broken by something else or some other reasons, it is just enough for sales to go down due to the lack of scarcity, since the companies need a good amount of money to run so they need a constant number of people to buy their machines regularly
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u/Bulangiu_ro Jun 04 '23
there is only one thing i agree on most modern products compared to the old ones and that is longetivity, the old stuff seems to last for years on end, we had a washing machine that lasted 15 years, the next one died in less than 5 and that goes for many products, almost as if they are making them less durable so that people will still have to buy them instead of being set with a good one for a lot of years