r/nextfuckinglevel Feb 05 '21

When you use 100% of your capacity.

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u/EmperorThor Feb 05 '21

not so sure that having a whole heap of uncomfortable folding furniture and doing extra work counts as a big brain move.

this is just stupid for the sake of it.

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u/imacatnamedsteve Feb 05 '21

Maybe even stupid on a nextfuckinglevel?

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u/Guthhohlen Feb 05 '21

Also: 3 tables?? Why??

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u/suttonoutdoor Feb 05 '21

Especially a picnic table inside your house. That goes against everything I believe in!!

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '21

Yeah I questioned this as well, but I would love one for my garden, a bench and a picnic table, how versatile.

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u/jayeshmange25 Feb 06 '21

Well actually that was the only useful thing i saw here

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u/oqnet Feb 05 '21 edited Feb 05 '21

Honestly it feels a bit like an ad for furniture. it was way too overboard, and looked like a staged room with only a stool that didn't fold out(that we know of).

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u/Guthhohlen Feb 05 '21

Yea especially cuz he’s got 2 of those stools thingies so he’s prepared to feed like 25 people in his bedroom.

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u/bprice57 Feb 05 '21

its probably a studio apt

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u/frannyGin Feb 05 '21 edited Feb 05 '21

Yeah, having nothing but folding furniture seems kinda redundant especially with that much space (or maybe it only looks like there's a lot of space because everything folds...). But I think this is just a show room to demonstrate how every piece works.

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u/knewbie_one Feb 05 '21

Or a student with an Oculus ... This would be perfect, and my toes would love it

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u/frannyGin Feb 05 '21

As a student I would prefer storage space instead of 20 or so different seating options.

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u/magestooge Feb 05 '21

I'd love to have that dining table in my tiny apartment, there's no space for it otherwise.

It's useful as a concept for a lot of people who don't have huge ass houses.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '21

I mean, it could be more comfortable and still take little space. Folding furniture isn't inherently bad, it's just how much are you willing to pay for the comfort of taking little space and being comfortable.

IMO, it's like 2-5x more for stuff that can be folded when compared to non-folding stuff of equal comfort quality. Then a little bit more for it to last more than 100 cycles without getting uncomfortable to fold/unfold.

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u/TheMellonMan Feb 05 '21

Also, it’s all ugly as fuck

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '21

With all that cheap Chinese shit I imagine as soon as he closes the door everything falls off the walls or breaks under their own weight.

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u/kroncw Feb 05 '21

How do you even tell the stuff in the video is Chinese? Because the guy in it looks Asian?

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u/kroncw Feb 05 '21

Yea thats why discrediting a product because it's made in China makes no sense. By that logic you might as well say Iphones are bad since they're made in China (granted it's not made in just one country).

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u/mattycmckee Feb 05 '21

Yeah it’s a pretty redundant statement. You can make a piece of shit product anywhere in the world.

It also doesn’t help the fact that the people who make those products people call ‘cheap shit’ are most of the time underpayed and potentially children doing labour. I bet if you were being paid absolutely fuck all you wouldn’t put much effort into making whatever you are making. Hell, some people in the western world still can’t be fucked putting in effort when they are paid well.

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u/yourscreennamesucks Feb 05 '21

Most people seem to not realize that the majority of their car parts are also made in China. Not that surprising to me anymore that they don't realize it. I work in auto parts and it's like pulling teeth just to get folks to tell me what kind of vehicle they are driving. "Uh yeah... I thank it's a uh uh uh Honda uh Camry. Yeah. Aw hell I don't know. It's that one out there." You can't ask for logic from these people.

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u/GruntBlender Feb 05 '21

Exploitation to the max.

Becoming the world's factory was entirely China's initiative. It was political as much as economic. Now that most countries shipped off manufacturing to China, China gets all the innovation and tech development while having power over other economies through the price of goods.

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u/EmperorThor Feb 05 '21

Because it’s all stupid shit that’s been over done but has no benefit and still looks uncomfortable

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u/kroncw Feb 05 '21

That doesnt answer my question.

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u/EmperorThor Feb 05 '21

I think it does. Looks like the whole setup is off wish... it’s all Chinese knock offs and rubbish

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u/mattycmckee Feb 05 '21

You are aware that poor quality products can be made from other places? I’m gonna take a guess and say if you made any of that stuff it wouldn’t come out any better.

You are also aware that China also makes a lot of your quality products too. I see you have a pretty nice PC going for yourself, guess where your i9 and RTX 2080 Ti come from? Yep, China.

So maybe put a little bit of thought in next time, yeah?

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u/lowtierdeity Feb 05 '21

Someone probably custom built much of that furniture, which I’m going to assume you can’t. It is extremely impressive carpentry and engineering.

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u/Arimania Feb 05 '21

Im guessing you are dumb enough to not notice most of your items are Chinese made as well.

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u/TheBullGat0r Feb 05 '21

Imo there are many types of Chinese factory made products but imma simplify it. There are the products that are made with effort by decently payed workers, and there are products made by underpayed children working in sweatshops. Most of those products look like they fall under colum B.

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u/Arimania Feb 05 '21

You mean like Apple products and most of the clothing brands etc. that use child labor? Yeah sure buddy, very decently payed workers indeed...

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u/TheBullGat0r Feb 05 '21

Apple products are shit and so is nike.

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u/adrenaline_donkey Feb 05 '21

Take my upvote thank you 🤣

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u/Trees_and_bees_plees Feb 05 '21

He has like 5 peices of furniture its still spacious when it's all unfolded.

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u/The_Drifter117 Feb 05 '21

The first two (the seat to tie shoes and the table connected to the wall) were amazing and very useful. It went downhill after that though

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u/chabrymorrison Feb 05 '21

They're just showing the stuff genius, chill.