Before I got a shower today, I looked at my watch and thought is this guaranteed? Then I thought about what it means to guarantee? Provide a formal assurance or promise, that certain conditions shall be fulfilled relating to a product, service, or transaction. Or maybe one of these words, warrant – vouch – ensure – assure – insure – secure. I dunno but then I thought big companies and small guarantee products work, at least for a year anyway….! I don’t think they should say guarantee, I’d be more likely to state “this product will probably last a year, unless your stupid and drop in down the toilet (or similar retarded thing)”, because truth is I’ve had many products that don’t last a year so technically they shouldn’t have guaranteed it, and yes they will replace it, but my point is the word guarantee should never been used, I would also accept “guaranteed this product might last a year”