I came back from walking the dog in the late afternoon, removed the headphones through which I hear music, and ... SNAP! The rigid curved plastic that keeps the headphones' shape snapped. These are the headphones that I bought1 17 months ago, and although they had a tendency to return the songs to the beginning of the playlist at random times, I was very used to these headphones.
Obviously it will take me some time to get used to the new layout, especially as the required buttons will now be over the right ear, as opposed to the previous set where they were over the left ear. Maybe next time I'll order two sets of headphones so that I won't have to endure culture shock when the first set breaks.
Temu informs me that these headphones are no longer available, and this gives
me an insight into how Temu works. Very often, next to an item will appear
something like 'almost sold out'; I used to think that this is a marketing
ploy to encourage the browser to order today! because tomorrow the item
may not be in stock. This actually seems to be true. I get the impression that Temu buys up old stock cheaply
from suppliers because once all the items are sold, there are no more. Several
items that I have purchased over the past year are no longer available.
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