LOL the entire comment section is saying exactly what I just did. It's not elitism, you just don't feel like maintaining your instrument the way it needs to be maintained. Elitism? Don't use me as an excuse for your laziness please, anyone who's ever owned a guitar knows there's a standard for maintenance and care if you want the instrument to maintain a full sound.

Just because you don't care that much doesn't mean this should be the new bar for quality. I hope new musicians don't see your post and think "oh, her guitar is filthy and she claims it works just fine, guess I never have to clean mine!"

Yall have a 3 foot tall one and a half year old?

Looks like you just pay a deposit, rather than rent them. This is like supermarket trolleys (looks like the exact same mechanism), it's simply designed to make sure you put them back.

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What currency?

What currency?

Says who? You gonna tell a T Rex he doesn’t have hands?

Taste it and see if it’s now old ‘n’ delicious.

Lol what? Get some decent strings and you won't have to change them that often if you don't need your guitar to sound perfect for recording or playing for an audience.

The fact that you think I'm out to trigger people is pretty telling. The elitism on this post makes me sad.

I hope that new players don't see comments like yours and think that playing guitar is a high maintenance hobby. I passed the last 2 classical music exams with this guitar. A somewhat decent guitar with cheap strings will be good enough for most beginning players for the first several years.

Thank you, I can't finish my food now...

Only primates have hands

Like hotdogs and hotdog buns, man

One for each hand and one to put on your head to look like a chicken.

Not that I would use it in such a manner

I’ve heard the vacuum has a very capable suck

the classic swiss rolls in the pack

A few million years ago

$10,000 on ebay

Our granddaughter is 19 months and already 36" tall. They'd charge that much to feed a baby?

Every cemetery I’ve seen have this in Sweden. But not deposit, they are just there for anyone to borrow

Can also be lack of calcium.

If anything most people would bring the random cart back because it feels wrong for it to be there

So they sell watering cans with a great return policy?

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If there's one thing Germans love, it's following rules. Everyone knows to return the watering cans, so the watering cans are returned.

It is quite telling about the Dutch that despite having a deposit system on the cans they're essentially useless anyway as people have stolen the roses from the spouts.