What programs like that tells me is that I can get at least a 10% discount if I talk to one of your sales people. My wife doesn't consider something a discount if it's less than 20%, because "You can always get a 20% discount" (on certain product categories).
I did have to deal with a store where I almost couldn't buy something, because I refused to signup for the "customer club program discount card", which gives you a 20% discount. The staff just looked confused and didn't know what to do. In the end my wife filled in the form and got the stupid card.
Electronics (excluding gaming console), furniture, interiors design stuff, appliances, clothing and beauty products are frequently 30 - 50% margin. I previously worked with buyers, the toy department expected around 40% margins, electronics didn't want to deal with anything that didn't make them 45%, unless it was part of some promotion.
You can always get a 20% discount on appliances in big-box stores, if you're flexible on the brand. I got 66% discount on a extractor fan when updating our kitchen, that's just insane.
Edit: depending on your script, you could get the Busybox image and use that as a base. Probably a little more work, but it does fix some of your dependency issues. It doesn't have bash, git or fzf though, so there's a fun challenge getting those build.
I did have to deal with a store where I almost couldn't buy something, because I refused to signup for the "customer club program discount card", which gives you a 20% discount. The staff just looked confused and didn't know what to do. In the end my wife filled in the form and got the stupid card.