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It's always fun to take an "impossible" ask and figure out a way to make it possible. In your case, this one is far closer to possibility that you might've real
by virgilp 5y ago
It's always fun to take an "impossible" ask and figure out a way to make it possible. In your case, this one is far closer to possibility that you might've realized - take a H2GO [+], make it ~20% cheaper and slap a ferrari logo on it, and you're good.
I'm not even trolling - sometimes playing with the 'impossible' demand yields useful results. You were just trying to create an artificially-impossible demand, so in this case it's not useful - but if it's a real customer "impossible" demand, trying to make it possible by rethinking the constraints can be actually valuable.
[+] https://www.amazon.com/Hydrogen-Powered-Radio-Control-Standard/dp/B001KYKN16 https://www.amazon.com/Hydrogen-Powered-Radio-Control-Standa...
- qsort 5y agoI agree that what you are saying is useful, i.e. identify the minimal sets of contradicting constraints, but if you can relax a constraint, then you are effectively solving a different problem. OTOH it's pretty well known that customers mostly don't know what they want, so deciding what is actually a constraint and what isn't is, paradoxically, a part of the job.