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Makes sense, even plan name seems to agree: "Claude Max".
by garganzol 6mo ago
Makes sense, even plan name seems to agree: "Claude Max".
- bradgessler 6mo agoReminds me of an “all you can eat” buffet I was at once where the owner told me, “that’s it, that’s all you can eat” and cut it off.
- 9991 6mo agoDid this prompt some reflection on your part?
- ceejayoz 6mo agoWhat, that businesses lie?
- mc32 6mo agoIt’s like most lifetime warranties. They’re not what they seem to mean colloquially. They have a contractual meaning.
- scottyah 6mo agoThey never said WHOSE lifetime...
- mc32 6mo agoI think with some it’s the lifetime of the product line. If it’s sunset, no longer sold; lifetime ends when support ends.
- skeeter2020 6mo agoOr my grocery store that has certain products with signs "Always $n" but over the past 5+ years n has increased regularly and dramatically.
- ceejayoz 6mo agoThat we accept the lying doesn't mean it's good.
- michaelbarton 6mo agoSounds like the most blatant case of false advertising since the movie The Neverending Story