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Honestly, I think you're part of the tight-fisted minority. For the average person, there's no real difference between $2/mo and $10/mo. They're both in that "
by AussieWog93 3y ago
Honestly, I think you're part of the tight-fisted minority.
For the average person, there's no real difference between $2/mo and $10/mo.
They're both in that "more expensive than free, but not expensive enough to think about" category.
- wackget 3y agoEh, that's $24/year vs. $120/year. One is justifiable for what is essentially a luxury convenience. The other is not.
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