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That's true, but I was just talking about the best phone to get for a Google free experience. Stuff like pricing, specific features, or availability is another matter. Like it someone asks what is the best consumer available GPU VR gaming to get people would say 4090. Since unless they ask about price and availability they are just asking about hardware.
And this person already has a Pixel. So availability or price isn't an issue for them.
Just because someone own's something doesn't mean they themself were able to afford it, or it was available to them. That argument doesn't fly just like that.
Maybe they got it as a gift, on a giveaway, from a cousin who got a new one, ...
It's too simple to think that just because someone own's something they got it themself, unless specified otherwise.
I live in Canada, and the Pixel non-pro phones seem to sell at a normal price for me (I still don't want to overspend on a pro model) I'm also really in the Google ecosystem right now, so I can't leave and install custom systems and disable Play Services. I've also never heard of the Pixel's being out of stock here.