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It's also cheaper to just buy a normal bag of ground coffee and brew it in a french press/percolator/whatever than buy those coffee pods which taste more like b
by NoOneNew 6y ago
It's also cheaper to just buy a normal bag of ground coffee and brew it in a french press/percolator/whatever than buy those coffee pods which taste more like boiled cat shit than actual coffee. Keurig would make the same letter to the same high horse professor. Are you going to say Keurig is stupid for not selling bags of coffee instead?
Doesn't matter how smart someone is, they always forget that economics doesn't give two shits about their feelings or how shiny their degrees are. Fancy little prefixes and suffixes to your name doesn't help change reality.
People buy things for a multitude of reasons. Because people are unique and allowed to do what they want for themselves, they tend to like and value things different from you. Companies capitalize on that.
Hell, want to get into some real nerdy math academics and economics? What about that Japanese chalk so many of them love to use? Something so exquisite and special to the professors of the world for black board lectures. They went out of business. Why couldn't your fancy letters and diplomas save that important product? Where are the equations for that one?
- robertlagrant 6y agoNo, the response had good reasons, not like your "lol yeah but people be crazy" stuff.
- NoOneNew 6y agoCurrent cans of cat food are setup as either a single meal or enough for 2 meals a day for a cat. Short to no time spent in a fridge with a weak lid. People do not want to have an opened can of cat food leeching stench into their fridge for long periods of time. No "reusable" lid I ever found could keep the smell out instead of ziplock bags, which get slimy and nasty if your reuse them but then you're constantly buying more bags. A majority of the market won't buy bigger cans because they prefer the convenience of one time, limited use to potentially having your fridge smell like low quality fish and chicken product gruel. But that doesn't make for an interesting response to the ravings of an uppity math professor. They didn't quite feel like trying to explain the habits of normal, regular people to a lunatic is worth their time. So they decided to have a laugh in kind.