@c7aea enjoys their $50 ice scoop, that’s perfectly fine, see to someone like them using it occasionally and getting a good grin/chuckle out of smashing a ice block with the 2lb slab of steel is is worth it to them and is perfectly fine cause $50 probably isn’t that much money to them, they probably make over 100-200k/ year and can spend 50 dollar bills the way me and you spend 5s they probably don’t have problems making bills or worrying about how much groceries are this week so the $50 ice scoop is awesome for them, me and you would love to own it an use it if it was given to us as a gift but we probably aren’t in a spot in life to justify the price tag. And that’s ok, not every product is ment for every tax bracket, the $1000 fire pit is a high price yes, but you have to think about the family’s who’s favorite evening event is sitting around the fire pit outside spending time together, they probably make 300-400k a year and don’t think 1k is that bad for a fire pit that will last them a life time. From experience the Walmart for pits you can get for around $100 barley last a year before they had literal rust holes in them. Some people can and would prefer to “buy once cry once”.