[Yoniyama]

Many people have severe hearing loss and think the Toybaru is not loud enough. We should have sympathy for those acoustically challenged owners, and not to be-little them.

Some owners must have really substantial bottoms and think the ride of the Toybaru is not hard enough. I am envious of the shock absorption property of their body parts.

Some people suffer from poor eye sight and cannot find their cars in the parking lot. Making their Toybaru an eye sore serves a functional purpose to allow easy identification at parking lots. It is not just their bad taste in aesthetics.

The Toybaru is so badly designed and assembled that there is countless and ceaseless rattling of all sorts. The annoyance of all the rattling can only be covered up by playing really loud sound at all time.

Last, but not least, sometimes monster wheels and tyres serve as a modern phallic symbol, especially to those who are less well-endowed physically. No one should take away their fig leaf for the last bit of self-esteem.

There is usually a good reason for everything, let's not pass judgement hastily.