Nope. I’m saying if I bought a PS4, but received a PS5 (ie clearly not the item I bought) I would return it to get the item I paid for. I definitely wouldn’t link it to the internet and register it to highlight the fact I received the wrong item. I would, at the bare minimum, contact Amazon to see if the item had been sent instead of what I’d paid for, owing to the significant difference in value.

Cos sometimes people need to have it pointed out that they’ve been stupid and there is no ‘fix’ to their ‘problem’

I wouldn’t have been that stupid is what I’m trying to say.

In other words, it’s their fault they’re in this situation.

I wouldn’t have opened and played it I mean. I would have returned it when I saw that I had received the wrong item

I would have reported receiving the wrong item and gone about returning it. Mainly as, you know, it wasn’t what I bought.

Exactly that. Having fun engineering a man’s murder

I say it all the time when asking someone for help at work and no one gets it

It solidifies his ‘genius psychopath’ character for me. He’s casually going about this seemingly complicated process, to gain details on a man he wants to organise the murder of, all the while chewing his gum and with an air of entertaining himself on a rainy afternoon. It’s so normal to him that it doesn’t even cause a tremor in his voice. He’s so in control of his environment that he doesn’t even glance at the door to see if the guard is coming (a guard, by the way, who backed out maintaining eye contact, with a hand on his gun, whilst Lector was behind bars) to disturb him.

The whole scene is just… chefs kiss.

Ah, operator, I don’t have the use of my arms…