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  Let us see if this makes the waiting times lower 😂
context: Cool cinematography, but I just wanted to watch a cell from start to finish. >
  
  Same >
  
  All those machines just for my sets to arrive all jumbled up in the packaging anyways >
  
  Yup. First thought upon seeing this was, “damn, with all that custom tooling there’s no way they are going to improve the trays now.” >
  
  Yeah this is just to reduce costs, not to increase customer value. >
  
  Regardless of the motivation, it’s a reasonable assumption that the investment means the crappy trays aren’t going anywhere. >
  
  I’m no engineer but presumably those machines can be reprogrammed to accommodate other packaging designs. >
  
  I spy an upside down cap at 00:30 >
  
  I’m pretty sure there’s some sets that come with one upside down key. Just like how Drop has their pbt artifact where it’s necessary to have one upside down key to fit it >
  
  Well, entirely possible of course, but it looks like it's assembling the same set over and over in the video and there's only one tray with an upside down cap >
  
  still ends up with two f5 keys >
  
  * intensively spamming alt + f5 and it doesn't work * >
  
  Anything that has GMK on the title will eventually turn into salt mine. >
  
  Amazed at the level of automation. I was expecting more humans doing the delicate work >
  
  A lot of fuss for a solid-gold MESS on arrival. >
  
  “Why do my sets arrive in 37 years?”
  GMK does something to produce sets faster
  “Your packaging sucks I bet the only reason you did this is bc it makes you money” >
  
  Man, how lucky to be able to work at that company. All the keycaps at employees rate.... maybe? >
  
  German efficiency served by GMK✨✨