what's the use case of copying a product just to make your ripoff 50% more expensive?
Because there are retards that will buy products simply because they're more expensive.
to make more money?
LTT store was the downfall of linus tech tips
>>109624872$8 on alibaba
>>109624872Parkside should have the same 66 piece set for even less. You see them at LIDL from time to time. That's where I got one.
>>109626030we dont have lidl here
>>109625388plus $40 shippingsome are also weird, like repeats of the same bit (T2, T5, etc)
the economics of entertainment merchandise are not rational because half of the "use case" is supporting the creator
>>109626253it's basically a donation that comes with a thank you gift
>>109626225>she has never seen a bit set before in his life irl afk brbwhat a faggot. Maybe turn on your brain before you say something
>>109624893linus was always trash
>>109626225it's pretty normal for sets of bits in general to come with extras of ones that either wear out quickly (tiny bits) or are most often used
>>109626262/thread
>>109624872He also sells bad quality PTM7950 that costs like 5 times as much as the same stuff does on aliexpress (Upsiren PCM1)
>>109626262He's shell-shocked from the UNIX wars, where he became a colonel
>>109624872I think I can find the former locally in a store, which is unusual for tech because I live in the middle of nowhere, but Klein might be the better/cheaper alternative for everything except for one or two specialty screw shapes.
the answer lies in the title of your post
>>109626204Then you pay 4x the price. You are used to getting ripped off.
>>109625388>bits instantly vaporize the first time you use them
>>109626484>Screenshot from a gay porno
>>109624893he's so fucking greedy it's incredible
