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> It’s like buying a Porsche and complaining Is it, though? How many iPhone owners can afford a Porsche? I don't think it's remotely like a Porsche: not the s
by palata 2y ago
> It’s like buying a Porsche and complaining
Is it, though? How many iPhone owners can afford a Porsche?
I don't think it's remotely like a Porsche: not the same volume, not the same customers. I could say "it's like buying shoes and expecting to be able to change shoelaces" and it wouldn't have much less value than your comparison.
- pseudosaid 2y agotry again. affording a porsche, volume, and same customers have nothing to do with prior poster’s statement. its about moving in next to a music club and complaining about noise
- palata 2y agoIt's actually about moving next to a music club without knowing that there is a music club, in a world where the vast majority of (affordable) apartments are next to a music club. Would it be weird to complain about the fact that there is always noise everywhere and that you wish we improved the situation?
- refurb 2y ago> I don't think it's remotely like a Porsche Ok, replace it with a $5,000 used pickup truck that is 20 years old. You don't buy an a pickup truck then complain about the ride quality or fuel economy. Or the fact it doesn't have 6 seats for passengers.