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Fair point. I think it depends on the person. I know plenty of people without much disposable income who still pay for several subscriptions.
by bigmadshoe 5mo ago
Fair point. I think it depends on the person. I know plenty of people without much disposable income who still pay for several subscriptions.
- hvb2 5mo agoThat's also how you get to little disposable income. It's choices people make and that's their right but it does look odd occasionally.
- bigmadshoe 5mo agoThe amount of money you spend doesn’t affect your disposable income, just your savings (beyond calculating interest). Unless we have different definitions of income or disposable.
- wahnfrieden 5mo agoAdvertisers don’t care about disposable income they care about spending habits even if the buyer is irresponsible and can’t afford it
- bigmadshoe 5mo agoExactly, so hacker news readers are not necessarily the people who would need to be charged the most to remove advertisements. I barely shop.