r/SipsTea • • 9h ago

SMH Thoughts on this?

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u/TrioOfTerrors 9h ago

Much like people complaining about digital video games and how McDonald's manages to stay in business; never assume your preference is the same as the average of consumer behavior.

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u/SvartrKukkSceand 8h ago

this needs to be higher. The number of people who think that their anecdotal personal preferences are the norm when they clearly are not is ... staggering. About basicaly any topic.

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u/paradiseluck 6h ago

Always see comments on market for small phones and women’s pants with big pockets, both of which don’t seem to have large markets in real life.

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u/JoshJLMG 5h ago

People complain that there aren't phones with replaceable batteries and headphone jacks, but then refuse to buy the ones that actually have those.

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u/OKMiddleOwl 4h ago

Because it's like 35 people with notifications anytime a social media post pops up on the topic so they can spam their cries.

Then the phone is released and only sells 35 units.

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u/OKMiddleOwl 4h ago

It's called the vocal minority.

Small groups with tons of passion look for every opportunity to pull out the soap box

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u/LagerHead 6h ago

Wait. Are you seriously sitting there and implying that "data" is not the plural of "anecdote"?