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Huh. My algorithm for bathroom goods is basically: these are all the same get the cheap one. There's probably a bell curve where we all make some decisions on
by brownbat 9y ago
Huh. My algorithm for bathroom goods is basically: these are all the same get the cheap one.
There's probably a bell curve where we all make some decisions on brand, but some people moreso.
I wish they could put where I fall in my advertising ID. Advertisers could spare me jingles and cartoon dogs and just tell me who is selling cheaper toothpaste than I usually buy.
- Stanish 9y agoYou seem to misunderstand the point of advertising.
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- afarrell 9y ago> these are all the same get the cheap one I’m always surprised when people feel this way about toilet paper. I have literally spent two weeks in pain after switching toilet paper brands once. When I later moved countries, I was very wary of the fact that I would have to switch brands.
- brownbat 9y agoOk, TP was literally the counterexample that made me hover over the back button and almost not post. Some generics have multi-ply and quilting features and they do ok, but most generics are John Wayne toilet paper: they're rough as hell and don't take shit off nobody. There are generics and then there are generics...
- afarrell 9y agoGrowing up, there were a few things that my father taught me are worth spending money on: shoes, tires, saw blades, condoms, and toilet paper. Deviating from this advice has never made me happy.