I ' m not a huge fan of regular mangoes , but dried mangoes are amazing . <| sep |> Hmm . Wait , didn ' t they give codes out before the item ships ? <| sep |> most of the assholes sitting alone in their cars in gridlock on the DVPGardinermaybe you could convince their employer to let them work remotely or better yet , why not just pull out that time machine out your own asshole and give them all an extra hour each day for the car pooling solution you yourself will organize . <| sep |> In all honesty , I don ' t think brows are a very exciting switch . Like them or not , reds and blues each have their distinct strength that ' s easy for people to understand and therefore easy to sell . With the noise of blues being annoying for a lot of people , that leaves reds as the de facto gamer switch . It ' s always nice to have all the options , but the company has to invest in stocking them . On a personal note , when I was first looking into mechanical keyboards I thought the brows would be my jam and I hated the idea of linears , but that ' s all just theory that quickly went out the window when I actually got to try the different types . I just feel the tactility isn ' t there with browns , it ' s almost like a red with a dorito crumb stuck in it . I almost want to say it is a universal switch because it is neither here nor there , instead of being well rounded . I don ' t know if it ' s actually possible to make a properly tactile switch that ' s still quiet without making the spring as heavy as it is on the Clears , but I sure wish browns were that . EDIT If anyone ' s curious I ended up with blues because I felt they offered the best feedback , it ' s mainly a work keyboard for me but I also use it for gaming . Kinda thinking of getting reds though for when I ' m really tired and just want no resistance for my long typing sessions .