This is literally just a $30 gas roofing torch attached to a cheap toy gun. Production cost can't be more than $60 a peice.
They even sold a fire extinguisher at a 200% mark-up and they sold out, just because it has a fucking 'boring company' sticker on it. And they don't even try hide the fact.
Are people honest to god this stupid and fickle?
Evan Gomez
people aren't buying it because they have a pressing need to extinguish fires it's just a fashion accessory. people buy it not to USE it but to HAVE it same as cutting-edge flagship mobile phones or fast cars in countries with 60mph speed limits or pic related
Daniel Miller
It's like a thinkpad for shitposting OP, no one need it.
Connor Bennett
Its literally just a gimmick to raise capital for Boring Company. Its actually a pretty smart move.
Manufacture a commonly known and but nearly entirely unavailable product with a reason commercial appeal.
Mark it up by literally 1500%.
Profit!
Easton Young
i just dont get it who are they trying to impress i seen the supreme hair clippers too, and that people were paying like $800 for them. Literally a set of walmart hairclippers with a supreme sticker on them. Fuck me. It's unreal. Am i autistic for feeling so incredulous about this sort of thing?
Jose Kelly
the supreme hair clippers thing got high priced because actual barbers with hype beast clients wanted them so they could charge extra.
Aiden Powell
It's a generational thing. There's nothing comparable from previous generations. It's an unfortunate sign of the times. It's consumerism gone mad.
Parker Flores
1000%+ markups on useless bullshit has been around since the dawn of capital markets.
Luis Hall
but never so blatantly. I mean, people a willingly getting scammed, the fact it's ludicrously overpriced is part of the marketing. That's never happened before. Thats the new low.
Robert Nelson
>This is literally just a $30 gas roofing torch attached to a cheap toy gun. What is?
Eli Barnes
>what is the renaissance
Ryder Ramirez
It's a collectors item you dense fuck
Dylan Peterson
Pet rocks were once a thing. Or look up the tulip mania. This sort of thing isn't new.
Nathaniel Peterson
yo my insta followers need to see me with the new new
Mason Taylor
pet rocks i'll give you. but they were never exorbitantly expensive. Nobody was spending a weeks wages on pet rocks. Tulipmania was a speculative trading bubble, which is completely different. It wasn't consumer driven.
William Watson
Quickcash grab from a company hemorrhaging money to get some status points. It's great idea desu none of their target numale audience has ever held a power tool in their life and using something that's like a video game item is brilliant.
Nathaniel Lee
>Are people honest to god this stupid and fickle? you know this is Los Angeles, CA right
Alexander Phillips
What in tarnation
Carter Hernandez
But the money is going to Elon Musk. Do you honestly think he's going to do anything bad with the money?
Kevin Nelson
Nobody's stopping you from doing the same
Jason Fisher
Welcome to elon Musk ventures.. Selling overhyped bullshit to wide eye liberal brainlets.