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Not trying to be stereotypical but perhaps it's just because Chinese people simply value price more than other people? one only needs to walk through Chinatown
by AznHisoka 10y ago
Not trying to be stereotypical but perhaps it's just because Chinese people simply value price more than other people?
one only needs to walk through Chinatown to see how much things are cheaper there. It's not just fruit and veggies but things like a haircut, repairing watches, bakeries and even pharmacies.
- sotojuan 10y agoAs much as it's stereotyped as dirty and loud, I'd love to move to Chinatown (maybe a quieter part of it!) just for the super low prices in everyday goods and foods. I can get a filling, healthy lunch for $4-5 there!
- paradite 10y ago> Not trying to be stereotypical but perhaps it's just because Chinese people simply value price more than other people? That is a negative way of saying Chinese people are better at making stuff cheap. Things are cheap because their raw costs are cheap to begin with. So it is not about "valuing price", but paying for the actual cost that is appropriate.