r/A*sholedesign | why do companies make these?!?! 😩😩
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2023
- Top posts from r/A*sholedesign on Reddit. Join the community subreddit at / emkay ! Video credits below.
Narrator ► / thelexikitty
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Don’t tell the others but Lexi is the ducks favourite narrator 😉
Time for the techy narrator! The most fabulous one, without question! Will never get tired of hearing Lexi tear into nonsense like this, heh. Thanks, EmKay and Lexi c:
When Lexi said Transformers my brain instantly filled in "robots in disguise" which left me really confused for a solid 5 seconds
I never understood the filing taxes thing. In Finland they just give you a bill that's like "Okay, we expect you to pay this much in taxes, please pay up." and then if you paid too much or too little they send you the money or an additional bill
Lexi is perfect narration for such stuff because she explains why shit is how it is very often and thats not just entertainment, but education as well! Its great!
Stuff like this is exactly why we need truth in advertising and sales by force of law. Companies are shady as hell.
Kmart Australia almost went bust a while (I think about 15 yrs) ago, but their parent country here put in a lot of effort revitalising the brand, and it worked. In fact it worked so well, that target Australia, which is owned by the same company, started struggling because everyone started shopping at Kmart instead.
The reason chinese companies use random letters for their name is that it guarantees that it won't conflict with an existing company.
I'll give Turbotax this: Their video ad campaign on Twitch this year was gold. The slogan was "Don't do your taxes."
Kmart still exists in Australia, it is one of the two low cost department stores (the other is Big W, and they are associated with the Big Two supermarkets, Coles and Woolworths). We also have Target, which is a marginally higher value department store, with the higher cost ones being Myers and David Jones.
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For anyone that experiences what happens at
Needing accounts for everything is frustrating. I was in Best Buy and couldn't find a single employee for help so I looked for a help button and it showed a QR code *for help*. Then it immediately asked me to set up an account so that it could alert an employee and I was just disgusted.
They finally gave robin a break from these subreddits
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See the Lexi kitty do this is really interesting because she can always find a way to explain things we see
As soon as I heard your voice, I audibly said "Lexi!" Very happily
Lexi can judge if something is assholish or not. Bless her.
Kiwi here, but Kmart is a thing here (as well as in Australia apparently).