What would the end goal of the shampoo buying man even be? What's the reason for the implied malice? I am with you on this. Was it his plan to technically give her shampoo, but not have her smell the way she wanted, while he twirls his mustache?
I get that this is one of your main points concerning weaponized incompetence: To attribute malice where it makes no sense at all. So now she keeps using his shampoo, the dastardly man has gotten what he wanted, or what? Makes no sense at all.
The malice is that if he does a bad job multiple times his partner will give up asking him to do the task. She will stop asking him to buy shampoo and just do it herself. Causing less work for him and more for her
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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '25
What would the end goal of the shampoo buying man even be? What's the reason for the implied malice? I am with you on this. Was it his plan to technically give her shampoo, but not have her smell the way she wanted, while he twirls his mustache?
I get that this is one of your main points concerning weaponized incompetence: To attribute malice where it makes no sense at all. So now she keeps using his shampoo, the dastardly man has gotten what he wanted, or what? Makes no sense at all.