This comment is weirdly antagonistic for no reasons. > And their biggest market is boomers and gen x, those still most likely to fall for the scam or just say

This comment is weirdly antagonistic for no reasons. > And their biggest market is boomers and gen x, those still most likely to fall for the scam or just say fuck it and order because they have income? > Also telling how much of their market is folks who make under 50k/year. So which is it, Mr. Bourgeois? People who use Temu are awashed with disposable income to waste on trash, or they are too poor (thus stupid, apparently) to recognize the trap of cheap shit? What, exactly, is telling here? Or maybe the fierce "competition" between Amazon and Walmart has left a hole in the market for people who want products closer to their true price?