Well, to be blunt, that's cos you're not a kid. I've known teachers who specifically have had to have words with kids who are bullying their classmate for not

Well, to be blunt, that's cos you're not a kid. I've known teachers who specifically have had to have words with kids who are bullying their classmate for not having a skin in fortnite. I'm sure that's rare but the point is that these kids are not yet equipped to deal with the kind of manipulation companies throw at you to try to get you to buy into this economy. "Hacking" skins into the game is pointless, because it's not about looking good to yourself, it's about showing off your shiny trinket to your peers. In Australia they had these stupid figurines they were giving to parents that were inside packets, with varying rarity. Kids were going mental for them, and were begging parents to buy more groceries to get more packs. It's definitely gambling by another name, and kids are susceptible to it massively.