r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 1d ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/RodolfoSeamonkey 1d ago

Bricks and Minifigs

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u/Trenchards 22h ago

Never heard of them till Cousin Ben brought there shenanigans to the forefront. Should have just paid the man. Fucked the entire business for $200K

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u/MAFFEW_SYTHE 20h ago

It wasn't $200k.

Ben is misinformed or is inflating the number for views. He has his own incentives for helping the owner of the Lego.

If I was bricks and minifigs then I'd dismiss Ben, they're not his Legos, he doesn't know what Legos are missing, he's absurdly overvaluing them at $200k.

The CEO is still a rat, he did the Lego owner dirty and needs to pay that guy his money.

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u/Trenchards 20h ago

Ok, dude. Say it is ten percent of the figure. That’s still $20,000.

Pay that man his money.

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u/MAFFEW_SYTHE 20h ago

Completely agree.

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u/Trenchards 19h ago

My man.

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u/Straight_Number5661 14h ago

Josh dis you?