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Look,Arnold Reyes Archives we get it. Sometimes you want your nachos on the go.

But when it comes to Apple's new $6,000 cheese-grater style Mac Pro, $400 wheels seem like kind of a bit much. And yet, as today's pre-order page reveals, that's exactly what they cost.

Now, importantly, you don't needto add wheels to your order — "feet" are also an option — but if you want to be able to move "your Mac Pro quickly and easily without having to lift it" you're going to need those wheels.

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And yeah, they really do cost a cool $400.

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It's worth noting that it's specifically the wheels you're paying for. The "feet" version of the Mac Pro, like the wheeled version, comes with a "stainless steel frame" for no extra cost.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable SEE ALSO: Apple’s $6,000 cheese grater is a goddamn revelation

But hey, maybe the wheels aren't such a bad add-on after all. Because, and let's be real here, when the revolution comes, anyone with a $6,000 computer (not including the $5,000 monitor or $1,000 monitor stand) is going to need to quickly haul ass to their Xapo-style crypto bunker or risk facing the people's wrath.

Those $400 wheels will make the evacuation process all that much smoother. And, as a bonus, when the power finally runs out, you'll still have quite the cheese grater.

SEE ALSO: Apple's new $5,000 monitor doesn't come with the $1,000 stand

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