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But there's no need to use intuition because the prices are spelled out in the contract. You probably don't try to intuit the price of other products, so why w
by jlarocco 8y ago
But there's no need to use intuition because the prices are spelled out in the contract.
You probably don't try to intuit the price of other products, so why would you in this case?
- scott_s 8y agoPeople don't refer to contracts often, and we intuit costs all the time. We have many services and utilities which are pay-for-what-you-use, such as gas, electric and internet. I don't know how much it's going to cost me to turn on my tv, but I have an intuition it's not enough to prevent me from doing so. I don't look at the price of most of my groceries. I just do a mental "looks about right" at the final total before paying it. And none of this applies to a 14-year-old, who no one should expect to read a contract to figure out that normal use of a device will cost thousands of dollars a month.