Then what would they do with the 5-30% dead product that would be b grade or worse per batch. Your yo-yos would only get more expensive and less companies would be able to operate at that tier as that’s a high bar for entry.
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I get that! When I first started I didn’t know that b-grades were so common.
Just out of curiosity, are there any companies that never sell b-grades?
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Well, mentioning that she shocked me. I didn’t realize you were even speaking English.
I was kind of proud of myself… and here I thought I was deciphering a foreign language.
I’m so bummed now.
I think you and I should get together. With your poor sentence structuring, and my horrible punctuation, we could write a book that nobody could read. Kind of like Rubiks cube the book.
That would be way too cool😎
Let’s do it brother - it will be a best seller!
I doubt this. The bigger brands (Yoyofactory and Duncan for example)don’t seem to care about pushing the envelope and trying/releasing new and interesting things with a little bit of vibe.
And some brands can push the envelope and simply state with the release “since we’re doing something new/extreme with this release some vibe is to be expected” and they still seem to be able to sell yoyos just fine.
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I can vouch for motion and their smoothness
I dinged the accelerated big time and it’s still the way it was before being dinged 10/10. More people need to buy motions
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That’s not what you were saying at all.
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Mate i feel like we’re talking about completely different things.