When you decide to buy the more expensive brand of something and then see that it's not much better or worth the money.
The place looks cheap. Everything is either new and slapped together, or delapadated and barely being held together. It's just like you've paid for the branding to be at a place that really isn't any more fun or much fancier than your standard amusement park.
Workers are provably paid less than they would be at local parks. The food and gift shop bullshit is just as shitty as what you get anywhere else too.
So there it is. It's like the equivalent of wanting to try the $8 laundry detergent and see that it isn't very good.
anonymousOther February 02, 2025 at 11:56 am
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They rely on a "reality distortion field" aka making something seem bigger and grander than what it really is. This is a term that was first used when the iPhone came out, and people were pumped up into believing that it was the greatest thing in the universe, ignoring how limited and locked down the iPhone was and still is. anonymous 2 years ago
^the early iPhones didn't even have copy/paste which chunkier smartphones such as ones running Palm or Windows Mobile had for years before the iPhone came out. anonymous 2 years ago
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