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> When we are guests in someone else's home, seems only fair that we honor their requests. This is a ridiculous analogy. It's not a home, it's a business. If m
by nollidge 14y ago
> When we are guests in someone else's home, seems only fair that we honor their requests.
This is a ridiculous analogy. It's not a home, it's a business. If my friends want me to take my shoes off when I visit them, no big deal. If Best Buy does, that's frigging insane.
- salvadors 14y agoWhat if there was a competitor to Best Buy, where everything was free, but only if you took your shoes off when entering? [And no, I'm not saying that that's a true analogy either — I'm just exploring what makes this one right or wrong, and where you think the insanity lies]