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> it would have been a reasonable cost of business There's no universe where a business sells $37000000 jets for $700000 and it's reasonable.

• Dylan16807 3y ago
  Not "jets", but "jet"? $30M is totally a plausible price for that scale of marketing stunt.
  • nullc 3y ago
    Exactly.
  • morelisp 3y ago
    No it's not. Maybe if you're talking about a contest, but if you're talking about straight up exchanging cash for the jet like the kid tried, it's obviously a joke. Even by your logic: Do you also think there was only one pair of sunglasses? One duffel bag? So why one jet?
    • Dylan16807 3y ago
      It doesn't need to be a contest to get huge amounts of press attention. > obviously a joke They decided to alter the campaign to make it look less like a joke, because that would market better. Imagine the marketability if it wasn't a joke! > Even by your logic: Do you also think there was only one pair of sunglasses? One duffel bag? So why one jet? More expensive items have smaller stocks. Much more expensive items have much smaller stocks. Is this not obvious? If something had to be equal between prizes types, I would expect it to be total value, not quantity.