Path A: Save and buy it outright
Slow and boring in the best possible way. Every month moved from vibes to the Batmobile fund.
Current truth: they said no.
I asked for the dream Batmobile, they said no, and somehow that made the story better.
This is the response I got, cleaned only for layout and kept in the same spirit:
Hi Kris,
Nice to hear from you. Sorry for the late reply. I thought about it for a long time and I am sorry but as a small family business I cannot do that. Especially since we do not give away to any of our collecting YouTubers either.
So thanks for your kind words, but I cannot.
Have a great week!
All the best, Joost Assink
No tantrum. No weirdness. Just a clean handshake and onward.
This is the live board for processing rejection with maximum optimism and unnecessary over-analysis.
| Signal | Value |
|---|---|
| Primary outcome | They said no |
| Tone | Polite no |
| Respect level | High |
| Drama level | Medium, but funny |
| Story potential | Extremely high |
Slow and boring in the best possible way. Every month moved from vibes to the Batmobile fund.
Current truth: they said no.
Find a collector with courage, tea, and trust. Shoot the episode in one glorious day.
Current truth: they said no.
Not full scale. Not sane. Just enough silhouette and lighting to make the bit land on camera.
Current truth: they said no.
Episode 1: The Ask. Episode 2: The No. Episode 3: The Workaround. Narrative wins anyway.
Current truth: they said no.

Jazzinc still makes exceptional collectibles. This page is not anti-Jazzinc. This page is pro-honest-outcomes and pro-making-art-even-when-the-answer-is-no.

They said no.
Momentum: still yes.