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Dyson job cuts: One third of vacuum company's UK workforce to go
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Dyson has always been trash tier overpriced products. They've been riding a wave of hype forever. Fuck them cunts.
Not always. They've been trash since James "The Brexit Cunt" moved all his production from the UK to Malaysia or someplace just so he could drop the quality while increasing the profits
You'd have to be soft in the fucking head to pay the same amount for a badly made fan as a fully functional A/C unit
They were trash when they were in the UK and trash after they moved. Brexit didn't change that apart from giving us another reason to disapprove of their products.
I know but don't get me started on that cock sucking scum
Deserves to be in the fucking tower