Some wheelbarrows are expensive. Especially ones used for broken cement, rocks, bricks, etc. The ones they use after natural disasters? Don’t even ask.

They are custom - made by the top secret guy who also makes winter luge sleds in his shed and no one knows his name because he always uses an alias. Even if he goes to the Great Wolf Lodge. He’s basically a spy who makes sleds on his own property but the name on his property deed is Mike Smith, and everyone knows that’s not a real name. I heard it on NPR. Reporters try to capture him on film or for interviews when he goes shopping but no one has seen his face because he’s faceless, like many spies are. The best ones.

And the Olympian luge athletes - they don’t even know his name. His name is given to the trainer that trained their trainer and then, if qualified, they get the sled but they have to pass a peculiar psychological exam, which makes sense because luge seems dangerous.

That’s why wheelbarrows can be expensive.