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> Yeah and I've got a $400 lab fridge (no freezer, no nothing) of similar vintage that I've yet to have an issue with. Flukes happen. I think it's hysterical th
by chollida1 3y ago
> Yeah and I've got a $400 lab fridge (no freezer, no nothing) of similar vintage that I've yet to have an issue with. Flukes happen. I think it's hysterical that refrigerators that have similar price tags to cars I've owned exist in the world. Nice racket for someone I suppose. Some people's kids...
:) Well I guess today is the day you learn that everyone has different interests and tastes. We like to cook and a fridge the size of the one we have means we can hold a few weeks worth of food that we prepare.
it also means we can stock up on fridge food so we don't need to buy it every day and the large freezer means we can keep food for longer.
You could also consider that we just may have alot more money than you and us spending $14,000 on a fridge is the equivalent amount of our income or net worth as you spending $400 on a fridge.
- forgetfreeman 3y agoI don't need your justifications for grossly overspending on appliances. You could have gotten a literal restaurant walk-in for less, and shove the flex, I know folks who live in doublewides that could almost certainly buy and sell you. To be painfully clear I'm not offended in any way by your purchase, I think you're preening about getting taken for a ride and that's funny to me.