The Power of Marketing

[Anonymous No.12120633]

wew

[Anonymous No.12120637]

>>12120633
if anyone knows similar examples pls post

[Anonymous No.12120651]

>>12120633
implying both eurocucks and amerifats won't buy the chinese version for 49.99 VAT included

[Anonymous No.12120856]

>>12120651
Kitchen-Aid mixers are made in America, and no, only brainlets would buy a Chink one. The Kitchen -Aid mixers will last decades. The extra $100 pays for itself because you don't have to replace it every other year when it invariably fails because you went cheap Chink to save a measely hundred dollars.

T. Chef.

[Anonymous No.12121111]

>>12120633
premium vodka or other alcohol or any sweets or anything really made for export and put into better packaging

[Anonymous No.12121195]

>>12120856
Still using a solid AKA SOLIFIX, which is probably older than I am.
It sometimes sparks on the side and does not turn on at the first try, but it does the job well enough and even I could fix it, if it breaks down.


Meanwhile, the kitchenaid from a friend of mine broke down three times over the past year. Assuming these things do not have predetermined breaking points is stupid.

Also:
>T. Chef.
I worked in a kitchen on the side during uni. A regular kitchenaid would never have the capabilities to handle the workload from a regular restaurant, let alone even small canteens.

[Anonymous No.12121221]

>>12120633
I only buy usa

[Anonymous No.12121252]

>>12120633
Hmmm, this looks familiar.

[Anonymous No.12121254]

>>12121195
Anon I'm a pastry chef at a high volume bakery in NYC and we insist on Kitchen Aid products. To even suggest anything else in an interview at our store would get you laughed out of the building,

[Anonymous No.12121327]

>>12120633
No, it's the power of the biggest consumer economy in the world.

[Anonymous No.12121347]

>>12120633

That's the difference between Europeans and Americans. I grew up in France, my parents have been using the same Audi A4 since 1999, taking good care of it and repairing it everytime it has a problem. It still looks like new today. Meanwhile I see Americans are buying shitty cheap cars every 3-5 years and throwing them away when they (inevitably) break down. This mentality extends to every aspect of life: it's a society built on compulsive consumerism, chasing "the best deal" and no long term thinking. Wake up, Americans! This is why you're fat and in debt with the whole world laughing at you.

[Anonymous No.12121384]

>>12121347
we also drive like 5x the distance, retard. Lets see you use that audi for that long at highway speeds of 75mph or 120kmh for maybe an hour or two every day. How many miles does it have?

[Anonymous No.12121386]

>>12121347
what are you even talking about

OPs pic shows the exact same machine sold at an exaggarated price in europe

[Anonymous No.12121401]

>Marketing
No, more like the power of taxes. That's literally all the difference.

[Anonymous No.12121440]

>>12121254
>ignoring based robo coupe
goddamn, is it still summer in here

[Anonymous No.12121461]

>>12121401
VAT in Europe is somewhere around 20%

this doesnt add up with the shown price difference

[Anonymous No.12121465]

>>12121254
Really? A bit surprising, desu.

>>12121384
Muritards actually drive twice as much on average, not five times.

>120kmh for maybe an hour or two every day
You know the speedlimit on a German highway?

[Anonymous No.12121487]

>>12121384
> miles
Another reason the world is laughing at you. But well over 100000 last time I checked. They just take good take of it.

>>12121386
> same machine
Look closer, the American model is a knock-off. Do you also buy striped polos at Wal-Mart and think they're exactly the same as Lacoste?

[Anonymous No.12121522]

>>12121487
>>12121487
its the same machine from the same manufacturer,,,

like exactly the same

are you pretending to be retarded?

[Anonymous No.12121536]

>>12121384
You could have picked literally any other car for those criticisms you barely conscious mouth breather

[Anonymous No.12121542]

>>12121347
>my parents have been using the same Audi A4 since 1999
lol Europoors.

[Anonymous No.12121543]

>>12121522
baka no attention to detail, it's really sad

[Anonymous No.12121571]

>>12121543
....
https://www.kitchenaid.com/countertop-appliances/stand-mixers/tilt-head-stand-mixers/p.classic-series-4.5-quart-tilt-head-stand-mixer.k45sswh.html

https://www.kitchenaid.de/haushaltskleingeraete/kuechenmaschine/4-3-l-classic-kuechenmaschinen-5k45ss/859700401030

[Anonymous No.12121586]

>>12121465
>German speed limit
100

[Anonymous No.12121597]

>>12121487
>Do you also buy striped polos at Wal-Mart and think they're exactly the same as Lacoste?

Protip #1: They're all made in sweatshops of Third-World countries.

Protip #2: People might pay attention to the brand of the clothes you wear, but most people aren't going to walk into a kitchen and look at what mixing machine you're using.

[Anonymous No.12121599]

>>12121542
> 35h work week
> 2 months of paid vacation every year (childhood memories = being on the beach every day in July and August)
> life not centered around mindless impulsive consummerism, buying quality things when they are needed

> LOL EUROPOORS

[Anonymous No.12121605]

>>12121586
>100
You have to be trolling.

[Anonymous No.12121621]

>>12121605
no, why?

[Anonymous No.12121693]

>>12121621
The German highway has no limit, even the recommended speed limit (130 km/h) is already above what you wrote. Not driving at least at this speed is literally what the average German would call "almost walking".

[Anonymous No.12121697]

>>12121599
Enjoy your trash, mediocre, collapsing welfare state faggot.

[Anonymous No.12121722]

[Anonymous No.12121844]

>>12121487
>100000 miles for a car from 1999
See that's exactly what we're talking about. 100000 miles is nothing in the US I had an old VW that had over 400000 on it and was still able to sell it for a few hundred. I had a 98 Ford Taurus that had 350000 on it but the time I sold it in 2008.

[Anonymous No.12122068]

>>12121347
Jokes on you I drive a 1994 Celica and it's getting a new paintjob this spring

[Anonymous No.12122224]

>>12121722
That’s made out of solid silver I presume or at least sterling? Not such a bad deal. People buy cheap rings for the same amount all the time, this is just a novelty jewellery item that can be a funny gift.

[Anonymous No.12122251]

>>12121599
Kek. That’s why Europe can’t compete with America and China. Laziness is nothing to be proud of.

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Kangz

[Anonymous No.12122363]

>>12121347
Europeans calling out Americans on debt is like Meth Addict calling out Coke Addict.

[Anonymous No.12122408]

>>12122363
Idk about other Euro countries, but it's very rare to be in loanshark crippling high interest debt here in the Netherlands. Also the whole concept of credit cards is a foreign one, let alone buying stupid shit like tvs with it.

[Anonymous No.12122463]

>>12120633
US model is just adapted for niggers to be able to afford it.

[Anonymous No.12122497]

>>12121254
>you either share our religious views on kitchen mixers or you're not working for us
gee, I wonder why you all like kitchen aid so much

[Anonymous No.12122526]

>>12121347
you forgot the big one: build houses of out cardboard that get infested with roaches and termites and provide housing for pests like raccoons and whatnot in what they call "crawl spaces"
disgusting

[Anonymous No.12122545]

>>12121487
160k km is high? I average 80k a year

[Anonymous No.12122562]

>>12121693
>The German highway has no limit
have you ever actually driven on the autobahn?
only sections of it have no limit and even those have temporary limits set to 120km/h when the traffic is denser

[Anonymous No.12122616]

>>12120633
1. The model that costs $189 is the lowest end and garbage. Weaker motor, smaller bowl.
2. You can buy the better model for $200 "refurbished" (i.e., it has an undetectable scratch or dent on it) at any outlet store selling kitchen goods.
Note how OP didn't mention model because as usual OP is a faggot.

[Anonymous No.12122631]

>>12122279
>know your privilege
the privilege to swipe left

[Anonymous No.12122870]

>>12121487
>But well over 100000 last time I checked.
It's hardly broken in. I had my first car to 380k miles and even then I only got rid of it because it had a leaky seal that would soak the starter and fry it every 3 months.

[Anonymous No.12122950]

>>12121571
It’s not the same model

[Anonymous No.12123056]

>>12120633
>the absolute state of yuropoors

[Anonymous No.12123224]

>>12121461
VAT is exactly 20%.

[Anonymous No.12123329]

>>12120633
Mutts are willing to pay overprice for European design (fashion, furniture, art etc.) because Americans have terrible aesthetics (compare your average Scandinavian or Japanese home to your average American home). Even rich Americans’ homes look like shit on the inside.

[Anonymous No.12123375]

>>12121599
Depends on the job. I get almost two months off a year and I don't have to pay crazy taxes either.

[Anonymous No.12123444]

>>12120856
My mom has a kitchen aid that's older than her kids kek

[Anonymous No.12123458]

>>12122319
BTFO anon is on thot ptrol

[Anonymous No.12123541]

>>12120637
printer ink cartridges. your balls get ripped off in america and you might as well buy a new printer vs european refillable cartridges

[Anonymous No.12123582]

>>12122497
They work. A working kitchen kind of has its own rhythm. Breaking equipment grinds it all to a halt. So when shit doesn't work people remember.
>>12123444
Checked and I believe it.

[Anonymous No.12123819]

>>12121347
Wise post

t. South American