The Greater Good™
They didn't need to introduce them, they saw the opportunity to do so. Besides, there's always been the possibility to buy a utilitarian pick up truck but they're work vehicles.
It's just supply and demand. Someone offers SUVs and Trucks, people buy them all, other companies offer more of the same. So of course, everyone who wanted to buy one made the concious decision to do so. The consumers are, in fact, responsible for their actions.
Guess why there are so few station wagons in the US now, as opposed to the 1980s. People wanted bigger cars and the market phased out the more sensible, but less desired option.
Das wissen leider du und ich, aber der typische AfD-Wähler (zu denen ich @silent2k aufgrund der Aussage jetzt nicht rechne) nicht.
Der sieht nur unverständliche, obszöne Bonuszahlungen und scheinbar einfache Lösungen gegen "die da oben".
Ich habe es mit den Stäbchen um eine Portion Reis und Zeugs gewickelt und dann als ganzen Bissen genommen.
Es ist ja auch kein ganzes Blatt auf einmal, sondern sechs einzelne Stücke.
Isn't it Saxomophone?
Like a midget at an urinal, I had to stay on my toes.
You'd have to be a very early millennial to remember the fall of the Berlin Wall since the upper end of being a millennial is somewhere between 1993 - 1996. They were not even born yet. The distinguishing event might better be 9/11.
So you can just the link to that page (in a browser) via "add a non Steam Game" to your steam deck?
I opened the thread to see if someone already posted this. Glad I'm not the onliest german to be annoyed by this.
If a women has starch masks on her body...
This doesn't pose a big problem for a company like Aldi. They are in the process of updating their older stores here so lots of things (big coolers, checkout lanes and baking stations included) get moved around.
Or the whole building is designed to accommodate the different customer expectations in the first place.
Globally operating companies can't just build one blueprint for every market, with few exceptions.
See also (for a negative example): Why Walmart failed in Germany.