MEME REFERENCE
Not stonks
Use when a decision or outcome is plainly financially or strategically bad
- What it expresses
- The result of a choice has clear negative consequences that are obvious to the decision-maker
- Example
- You pay rush shipping that costs more than the item, and the group replies 'not stonks.'
- When not to use it
- A costly choice buys a clearly valued benefit after informed comparison; expense alone is not strategic failure.