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Dyson job cuts: One third of vacuum company's UK workforce to go
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Well maybe if they didn't overprice their merchandise of goddamn much more people would buy it and they'd stay in business. It's a shame really, their stuff is really cool. I would totally buy a Dyson fan and probably a vacuum cleaner, except that I can get cheaper that does just as good a job for significantly less. It's sad that instead of buying one good quality piece of equipment I have to buy an occasionally replace cheap crap, just because the company who makes the good stuff refuses to lower their profit margin. After all they must have infinite growth.