4 ms·
Consumers always make objectively ideal decisions. What you think the best good for them to buy is not necessarily what they think, and they are the ones who ar
by valuearb 9y ago
Consumers always make objectively ideal decisions. What you think the best good for them to buy is not necessarily what they think, and they are the ones who are right.
- icebraining 9y agoI've bought things despite knowing it wasn't the best for me. I think that one shouldn't presume to know better than the consumer, though.
- deanCommie 9y agoThat's the argument I'm making. Consumers know best.