I'm just saying it doesn't matter how the internal economics of the company work. Look at the end product and think "Is this providing enough value for its pric

I'm just saying it doesn't matter how the internal economics of the company work. Look at the end product and think "Is this providing enough value for its price". Trying to track a $3 cost savings through a complex supply chain is fruitless. If the savings really did just go to C level pockets then the product next year would be less compelling than the competitions so you would logically pick the other offerings.