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A Bluetooth speaker on the bottom of a thermos cup is probably the worst integration of tech into every day items I’ve heard of.
That's harsh if you didn't know.
She shouldn't have left it there with the Bluetooth speaker inconspicuously still attached if she didn't want anyone else touching or washing it. Her fault, not yours.
Seriously. "There are electronics attached to this mug." is not the first thing I would think of when doing the dishes...
He tries to help, Yeti makes things worse.
Well at least they're cheap, but seriously she shouldn't have put it by the normal dirty dishes unless she wanted it clean. I once threw out a box that someone was storing in between literal bags of garbage waiting to be thrown out, in the garage...if you store your stuff in the literal trash pile don't be surprised if it gets thrown out...
You're not familiar with the Yeti brand. 1. Estimate the price of an item. 2. Notice the Yeti branding 3. Multiply line 1 by 10.
Yeti does make a speaker cup. (I just googled it). $55. And yes, it's a dumb idea
Nah, this is 100% your mom's fault. She should have either cleaned the cup herself or taken the time to alert the household that it wasn't to be washed normally. Also, she kind of deserves it for buying a cup with a speaker in it. What a useless ****** item lol
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A Bluetooth speaker on the bottom of a thermos cup is probably the worst integration of tech into every day items I’ve heard of.
She shouldn't have left it there with the Bluetooth speaker inconspicuously still attached if she didn't want anyone else touching or washing it. Her fault, not yours.