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No I’d say a better analogy for what you’re trying to say: I just want to buy a car for $20k that goes 70 miles an hour. But you’re only selling me cars for $5
by atonse 9y ago
No I’d say a better analogy for what you’re trying to say:
I just want to buy a car for $20k that goes 70 miles an hour. But you’re only selling me cars for $50k cuz you insist on putting things like carbon fiber brakes and titanium alloys. I don’t need any of that. I can build something that perfectly meets my needs for way less. Because those enhancements are meaningless for what I’m trying to do (go 70 MPH)
- jjeaff 9y agoYa, or maybe even more precise: You want to sell me a car for $50k that can go only 60 mph. But it has carbon fiber brakes and titanium alloys, requires premium gas, and has a fancy logo. Oh, and it has a flux capacitor which does nothing. Or I could just buy a car that can go 100 mph for $20k.