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Right, but this subthread is explicitly about efficiency, i.e. getting value & quality for your money, and not about what's adapted to rich people's lifestyles.
by nostrademons 4y ago
Right, but this subthread is explicitly about efficiency, i.e. getting value & quality for your money, and not about what's adapted to rich people's lifestyles. The context is people who cook a lot but don't spend a lot of money vs. people who cook only infrequently but spend a lot on kitchen appliances.
- yunwal 4y ago> Is the Honda or Toyota really meaningfully more reliable during the first couple of years of ownership? It sounds like the comment you replied to was not about efficiency, but about rich people's preferences and whether they're justified.