ari
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I'm afraid I can't make it any simpler for you...I don't understand your logic
I'm afraid I can't make it any simpler for you...I don't understand your logic
Put it this way ary. With your wish list you want peeps to know you have money and show so, that makes you pretentious .I'm afraid I can't make it any simpler for you...
Yep, some people have a very skewed understanding and think that pricing should be fair - or directly comparable between different locations / situations. Capitalism doesn't work like that - you charge as much as the market will bear.Not only would I not afford to pay that, I couldn't afford to pay that. Other things I would like and can't afford:
A Bentley
First class air travel
A Benetti
A Patek Phillipe watch
A suite at the Savoy
A holiday home in Palma
But I don't accuse those selling/renting them of 'taking the piss' just because I can't afford them because clearly there are people who can and do.
Now answer my question please - you've moved to the city, no longer need your car and decide to get a pushbike instead. Your car is worth (say) about £20,000, the bike you are buying is £500. Would you sell your car for £500 as that is all you need, or for as much as you can get?
Exactly so. And what's really amusing is that those self same people who believe that things should be rented or sold to them for below market value so that they can afford it are the same ones who want as much as they can get when they part exchange their car or sell their house. Full market value in other words! And then get upset when it's pointed out to them.Yep, some people have a very skewed understanding and think that pricing should be fair - or directly comparable between different locations / situations. Capitalism doesn't work like that - you charge as much as the market will bear.
So by your logic, people selling Oasis tickets for £6k is perfectly fine?So you can't answer the question. Well, I think you just have done so by refusing to.
Hopefully you can at least now understand that wanting the most you can get for something is pretty normal behaviour, rather than 'taking the pizz', even for you.
Whether or not it's philosophically "fine" depends upon one's view of the way the world should work, but under our version of capitalism, unless there is some pricing cap or competition regulation on a particular good or service, the vendor can put any price they like on an item - if they're wise, the price will be targeted to achieve the maximum return.So by your logic, people selling Oasis tickets for £6k is perfectly fine?
So ari would enjoy telling peeps that he paid 6k rather than saying he managed to get O tickets. I am not posting anymore I am upset.Whether or not it's philosophically "fine" depends upon one's view of the way the world should work, but under our version of capitalism, unless there is some pricing cap or competition regulation on a particular good or service, the vendor can put any price they like on an item - if they're wise, the price will be targeted to achieve the maximum return.
These days, making a huge profit on the reselling of concert tickets tends to be difficult as resale is generally banned.
Obviously, in many areas competition keeps things vaguely under control. Oasis tickets are a bit of an exception as there's huge demand and no competition - but seeing 'em is hardly a survival matter.
They would have to pay me £6k to go and see Oasis and, even worse, listen to them.So by your logic, people selling Oasis tickets for £6k is perfectly fine?
With a non essential purchase, like oasis tickets, don't you simply decide how much money (and effort) a particular event or thing is worth to you?So ari would enjoy telling peeps that he paid 6k rather than saying he managed to get O tickets. I am not posting anymore I am upset.
I've never bought (or worn one), but is a cravat any more expensive than a tie?Ari , I think the difference with us I bought my boat to use and visit destinations, where you seem happy to pay top end just to mention sandbanks, Bentley savoy, I take you wear a cravats as well .