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The thing is, I don't think people always work like you're describing. Some people might actually look to the price of the song, if only unconsciously, to help
by nonrecursive 18y ago
The thing is, I don't think people always work like you're describing. Some people might actually look to the price of the song, if only unconsciously, to help decide whether they should like it. Especially if the song is popular, and price indicates popularity. Then it's not just a matter of liking a song, but of fitting in and being hip.
- petercooper 18y agoAnd if by buying overpriced music, the person feels like they're "fitting in" and are "hip" then what's the problem? They're not being ripped off. They're getting $2.50 (or whatever) of smugness / well-being / hipness.