Most advanced handheld device ever released? It’s a near inch thick 720p tablet. This is some next level stupidity.

It’s basically a top down room shooter a la Smash TV, with a breadth of odd, weird and wonderful items that either hurt, help, or modify your ability to kill things.

I think the ultimate point here is you don’t work in car sales, so whatever you think ought to happen or whatever else is largely anecdotal evidence that applies to you and your personal experience. I will say that it is great that you found a dealer you like and you let them earn your business. That’s excellent, and…

No it isn’t. Like I just told you, it’s evidence that customers only care about which dealer will whore out a car for less than nothing. They largely do not give a shit about service, quality of presentation, friendliness, or anything else. They’ll go to their preferred dealer and be treated amazingly well, letting…

I actually have quite a bit to say about this ill-informed point of view. But I’ll keep it short as I can.

You obviously don’t work in this business

I don’t know how this went down exactly, but part of me thinks that what they were wanting was an actual offer with a commitment to buy. This happens a lot, that people just want to “see our best deal”, with no commitment on their end. You can’t do that and be successful in this business because you’re giving up all…

Wrong. People want to pay less than cost, and then bitch about a fee. A car dealership isn’t a free service for the good of the community. If you are going to shop 20 different dealers on price then you can’t whine about the “game” we have to play in order to still function as a business. There has to be money…

One thing most people don’t think about, however, is that much of the time new car dealers are forced to sell new cars at below invoice, and even below holdback. We will legit lose money on a new car deal because we’re in one of the only businesses in the world where no one will accept the fact that we’re a business…

If it catches on fire or explodes then is it really so awesome? And Nintendo “deserves” whatever outcome springs from the product they manufactured. If their system proves to be shit then they deserve shit feedback.

Your argument falls apart at “you can build...”

yeah....lounging on the couch, seeing the game on a 60" HDR tv with surround sound sure would be shit compared to a 6" screen pumping dope treble.

Now are we really going to argue that Nintendo’s business isn’t already 97% about pushing out the same big name ip’s every few years? Come on. Let’s be real. Those 4 or 5 franchises are the only reason at all that anyone puts up with Nintendo’s insistence on selling consoles. We begrudgingly buy a second console just…

The real issue that never gets mentioned when you have a brand or a model that sometimes sees massive rebates is that it’s a trap.

It’s wonderful

You can just go straight to the warmest part of hell.

Funny. I always thought the 430 was one of the more underwhelming of the modern Ferrari stable specifically because it was worse looking than the 360 it was attempting to improve. 360 just looks so much cleaner and cohesive to me. Simpler, definitely, but prettier.

But you understand that this philosophy is 100% dictated and directed by the cost required? People act like Nintendo is this hyper altruistic game developer that believes in “fun” and other buzzwords over graphics, but they only do this because it’s cheap, and the only reason they can get away with it exclusively is…

I would say though that there are some millenials who are by far and away the most savvy customers I come across. Their ability to quickly and easily suss out the important information across more sources than a boomer would even know exists...and do that right at my desk in moments, makes them pretty formidable from…

That brings two things to mind...First, if you happen to be on a specific model that is the current month’s lease special, then you’re not going to really be able to move that purchase price much nor do you really want to. Typically the advertised lease incentive is near invoice, but the real strength is the money…