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I’m not sure why you’re trying to argue against the idea that people tend to gravitate toward the cheapest option.
by rafram 4mo ago
I’m not sure why you’re trying to argue against the idea that people tend to gravitate toward the cheapest option.
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- ang_cire 4mo agoBecause they don't? Do you eat at the cheapest restaurant every day? Do you think that every Michelin Star restaurant immediately fails and shutters? Do you think everyone buys the $80 prepaid flip phones, and no one actually buys the $700+ iPhones? Most people don't gravitate towards the cheapest option (in fact, many people find the cheapest option automatically suspect and won't buy it), but rather want a balance of affordable and desirable. No one living in NYC is doing it because they're gravitating towards the cheapest option in the first place, they're there because it has a high level of desirability comparative to its cost, even as expensive as it is.