@sns 

Products like this exist because we have an economic system that distributes wealth in such a way that a $90k pc is same relative cost to some super high wealth individual as a $5k pc to a middle class individual. Knowing this, why does it really bother some that such a cable exists, are you annoyed with only this individual company, our economic system and distribution of wealth, with only the individual purchasing the cable?

I agree. Distribute all the wealth equally and then we can all buy $90K cables (well not everyone, just Agon members with resolving enough systems), a yacht (albeit just a regular yacht and not an ultra super yacht like Octopus...not trying to be greedy), and a few other toys.

But seriously, who cares about a $90K wire. If you can afford it buy it. Connect your $1M system to it. You can probably afford the $2M car, $20M home etc etc. as well.

What I’d really like to make fun of though, is the idiot that buys one to power his $10K system. But I doubt the opportunity will present itself.

@steakster 

After a refreshing nap, take a ride out to the country in your Lykan Hypersport.  MSRP:  $3.4 million. 

Very pretty and very expensive, but pales in comparison to the new Corvette ZR1x in terms of $/bhp. So I'd be embarrassed to admit I paid 3.4M for only 780bhp. And while ugly IMO, the Tesla Model X Plaid is nuts.1050bhp. Used they are less than an entry level Beamer. I've been for a couple of launches in Cheetah mode. Surreal.  

@devinplombier 

Some folks would argue that, in a time when you can’t drive into town without driving by tent cities and rows of decrepit RVs, a $90K power cord (that looks like it came out of a Shenzen dumpster, to boot) is obscene.

You mean like LA?

I’m pretty sure no one else would argue that $90K power cords are obscene and relate that to homelessness.

It would be a lot closer to reality to call out the billionaire members of the state and city stewards for wasting billions of tax payer money and barely making a dent in the situations. For clearing out encampments on the motorcade route when "their president" or the Olympic Games Committees visits. Then letting them all come back. For closing mental institutions, allowing the unfettered flow of drugs and making buying a house and living here far too expensive. Not to mention making it REDICULOUSLY convoluted and expensive to run a business here, which ultimately contributes to declining economic opportunities for everyday people. 

So please, be bit more serious if you want to discuss REAL social issues.    

Here's a real social issue, Intelligence tests for prospective police applicants.

Two things got my attention here:

1) I agree that fraud should be called out. Silence is ascent. 

2) Many responses here miss the point that the OP made- it's not the price that's a problem it's the scam and presumption that's the problem. 

I'd also like to point out that the actual net price paid in the secondary (used) market is a much better barometer of price/value than the retail asking price.