> Pay attention to what you buy, especially when you are changing from an old well understood product to a new, more convenient, equivalent. Key phrase: more c

> Pay attention to what you buy, especially when you are changing from an old well understood product to a new, more convenient, equivalent. Key phrase: more convenient. We haven't been sold products as much as we've bought into convenience matters above all else. Marketers can market all they want. Some times they do well, others not so well. Evidently they've been most successful selling the idea that we as individuals aren't responsible and/or accountable for our (consumer) decisions. Blame the razor manufacturers. Blame Walmart. Blame Amazon. For what exactly, meeting a need in the market? I'm certainly not in favor of these outfits, but they're not making our collective decisions either.