First, I would like to apologize to the chimpanzee for the comparison, after all he doesn't have the highly developed telencephalon like us platform users.
When we buy a Ferrari, it comes not only with its potential as a motor vehicle, but also with the name itself that the brand bears, and that makes it such a high value.
In my point of view, what differentiated the POB from other tribes was the issue of the currency shortage, and for not having an airdrop, which in theory, kept the same bases for those who wanted to produce, to be able to be well rewarded.
What differentiates ferrari from common cars, or even some more expensive cars, is besides its brand, the great potential of the car, and also its scarcity, it is not in any store that you will be able to find one to buy.
So let's continue to confabulate.
As we were dazzled by the Ferrari that was now passing by our street, we failed to notice that who was at the wheel was a chimpanzee. And as the street was going downhill and the car was in neutral gear, it started to move, and we were watching that beautiful Ferrari passing by our eyes.
Until we saw another monkey in the passenger seat, the apes seemed to be friends, but I'm not sure, after all they are animals. Then one of the residents of that street decided to remove the ape that was in the passenger, and the one that was driving got scared and closed the doors.
How did this primate know where the door lock button was? Does he have a little more developed reasoning.
Some residents tried to warn that the street would start to become steeper and the car would increase its speed, which could cause a big problem if no one stopped this car.
But it was too late, Ferrari had already entered the slope and Ferrari ended up hitting a park that the locals frequented, hitting fences, toys and some tents. (luckily it wasn't a big tree).
People on that street will run to see what had happened to the car and the animals. The one in the passenger came out hitting his chest, screaming and pushing everyone away from him. The one in the driver looked embarrassed (I'm really thinking this animal has some intellect even a little), it looked like he was not apologizing to the locals for the mess he caused, and then he ran off with his car keys.
The population didn't understand much, but still seeing that there was an excellent quality car that could be used by everyone, they decided to get together and fix it.
Many abandoned their cars and preferred to eat bananas, but another part of the population decided that they would unite to fix it. After all, it wasn't a total loss, just several dents, flat tires, and several scratches on the bodywork, but the engine was intact.
These days I passed in front of the garage and there was the Ferrari, still being fixed. Some mechanics were looking for parts they could fix and make it even better than before, while some were just looking.
The chimpanzee? He hasn't shown up yet, but he still has the car keys.
I hope I'm wrong about him having an intellect, I wouldn't want to see him steal the car again when they get it fixed and wreck it again.
In the meantime, the community and residents are helping each other, so that all the time it takes to renovate the vehicle is worth it.