It's weird how there are two kinds of places in the world- ones where this kinda paper tube sorbet is the cheapest most ubiqtous thing ever, and ones where it's a fancy expensive gimmick with boutique flavours, with the cheap shit being that chemical trash on a stick, you know it, with none of the satisfying ice crystal texture, sometimes even floppy (ew). Why is that?
common and cheap in Germanybut I've also seen weird more expensive ones from time to time like a vodka filled one with energy drink flavoring
cultural discrepancies or economic factors. Sometimes a seemingly irrelivant decision by some individual or corporation with grow to become a cultural norm and industry standard.
>>22008615>Why is that?You're asking why some retailers sell cheap garbage facsimiles and other retailers sell expensive high profit stuff?Thats a question even capitalism cannot fully explain.
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>>22008837Capitalism doesnt explain any questionsUnless someone were paying for it
>>22008837It's less retailers and more cultures it seems. It's not like you can go to the shop across the street in China or Russia and find a tube there, you'll just find more soft lollies, while in, say, Thailand and southern Europe the cheapo tube is the default and lollies are a step up alternative. The boutique tubes seem to be universal-ish, probably because of logistics, they require simpler machines so a smaller company can afford the entry price and not rely on economies of scale to pay off the lolly maker.
>>22008615It's weird how there are two kinds of places in the world- the place where I am, and everywhere else. Why is that?
>>22008837>>22009096Questions are answered, not explained.
