Not immediately but they'll stop producing if people stop buying. Just takes a lot of people to have any meaningful change. And that starts with every single one of us.
Flygone
joined 1 year ago
Where in the EU would that be the case?
AFAIK a legally binding contract only happens once you actually exchange money for a product. That should be true pretty much all over the world as long as there's actual laws/customs regulating this process.
Any prices/offers or whatever else you might see in or around a store are in no way legally binding no matter how believable the prices are.
Otherwise anyone can just run around with a 10/20/50% off sticker and force any store to sell them whatever they want for much cheaper.
Interesting I thought the last episode was the perfect ending. Cause it's so grounded. No cheesy happy end, no sensational bad end, just a very grounded "yea shit happens in live and you gotta keep on living and deal with it", cause that's how live actually is for most people.