Smashing your Keurig is symbolic at best. Keurig already got your money and they could care less.
I think it shows that they won’t be getting any more of your money, since you won’t be buying their coffee either. Or do they even sell coffee? I really know nothing about those machines, I still use a stovetop espresso machine.
I disagree.
Keurig’s business model is based on the continued purchase of their overpriced K-Cups. No machine, no K-Cups, no long-term business. They care, a lot.
I have a Keurig, but I grind my own beans in an after-market reusable k-cup, so Keurig doesn't get anything from me for coffee. I bought the machine years ago.
-PJ
They make their real money on the refills, silly.
No maker in the house... no weekly trips for the little k cups.
I love capitalism.