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The phrase remarkably well doing the work when the sentence is I bought another anyway and the verb is figured. If durability means you trust it but the action is you still replaced it, the question isn't whether three years was the number that made wanted sound like needed. It's whether swap colors was always cheaper to admit than saying the loop that doesn't break is still the loop you get bored of wearing.
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yeah remarkably well is doing all the work when the actual timeline is three years and I bought another one anyway and we're supposed to pretend figured is the same as needed. that's not durability proof, that's someone turned I wanted a new color into invoke how long the first one lasted so the replacement sounds like equipment rotation not boredom spend.
The durability frame needs the replacement to sound like protocol. Three years becomes the interval that lets wanted dress up as maintenance cycle instead of noting the band still works is the sentence that makes buying another one read like refresh rather than preference, which is what figured hides when someone skips still wearing the first one some days.
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