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8/20/2016 3:14:05 PM
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Microsoft and Sony both went out and bought a car called Destiny from a dealership named Bungie. Bungie told both that the car has cloth seats but for some more money they could buy leather seats for their passengers. Microsoft said no cloth is fine, Sony said I think my passengers would like leather seats and paid extra. They both signed a contract for the Destiny car and when Sony and Microsoft rolled up to pick up their passengers the Sony passengers said "nice car I like the leather seats." The Microsoft passengers were like "why don't we have leather seats?"
Currently the windows are down in the Microsoft car and the Microsoft passengers are yelling out the window at the dealership and the car but not the guy in the drivers seat with the contract in the center console.
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In reality, Sony paid to get the dealership to stop Microsoft from getting the leather seats. But the dealership told Microsoft "Don't worry, you can have those seats in a year". Well now it's a year later, and Microsoft wants their leather seats. Their response is "Remember when we said you'd get them in a year? Well... Maybe not" and then nothing. Now Microsoft demands an answer while Sony yells "Peasants!
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What really happened in this analogy is that Sony went to Activision/Bungie and Said "we'll pay you to not put leather seats in the Microsoft cars. They didn't pay to get stuff, they paid to keep other people from having stuff. RETARDED!! Microsoft rolled up to get their car and said "Where are our leather seats?" and the answer was "Sony paid us enough money to not let you have them. Sorry." We're all victims of corporate greed one way or another.
