> For a more direct comparison.... The answer, that requires you to turn away people seeking clean water, is that if you dont raise prices the water will likely

> For a more direct comparison.... The answer, that requires you to turn away people seeking clean water, is that if you dont raise prices the water will likely run out because people who didnt really need it were buying it just because. I mean the guy literally says why they're doing it (there's available needy-people margin to cash in on), and it's not to ensure they don't run out of a limited supply. But keep carrying that water for them for free if you want, I guess.