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> I suspect pretty much any woman in North America, regardless of ability to afford it, would see that as a totally rational price point. I suspect you are com
by oh_sigh 8y ago
> I suspect pretty much any woman in North America, regardless of ability to afford it, would see that as a totally rational price point.
I suspect you are completely out of touch with pretty much any woman in North America, besides for the <1% of women who can afford a trip to NYC for a bra fitting expedition.
- posterboy 8y agoThe quoted statement is a conundrum, but there's hardly any other way to judge it but as a way of saying objectively "invaluable".
- oh_sigh 8y agoBut it's obviously not invaluable, because women aren't skipping their car payments, or working extra shifts, in order to buy a $350 bra. In fact, as I understand it, most women aren't even taking the time to inform themselves about what a good fitting bra feels like(which is free), let alone getting ready to plunk down hundreds of dollars for one.
- posterboy 8y agoIf you compare invaluable to invaluable, your result must be false, likewise if you take statements too literal as far as every woman was concerned.