This is truth.
Not fiction.
There is a major American business that sells a fairly expensive product.
In actual fact they sell a lot more of the product then they actually have at time of sale, or really ever plan to have.
And they charge for the product at time of sale.
And there are no refunds for non-delivery of product.
Unless you pay a significant surcharge covering non delivery of the product.
Otherwise, you get a voucher for some amount of money with which you can re-enter the game of order the product roulette.
At some future date.
It's called "product roulette" because, as in the Russian variety of the game, the number of chances of actually taking delivery of the product are one in six.
As best as anybody can tell.
You probably think I am making all of this up.
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