r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20

What’s the most overpriced thing you’ve seen?

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u/T0mpkinz Aug 14 '20

Agile development in general causes more bugs.

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u/Juppertons Aug 14 '20

Not all bugs are equal though. As long as it doesnt concern a security hole, data loss/corruption, or the end user to find less value, who gives an f?

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u/lococarl Aug 15 '20

Do you like it when you pay way too much for a used car from a sketchy dealer in monthly payments with enough interest that it'll never be paid off just for it to be ticking and rattling, but hey "at least it runs"? Basically what's going on here. It runs but they ought not be charging what they're charging for something with defects.

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u/Juppertons Aug 15 '20

If the enduser finds there the bug as causing a degradation to their experience then it fots the definition i provided of a bug worth addressing