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Your assumption though is that they will spend the money on the 'fish' rather than the 'fishing rod'. Is there any evidence for this? And if they did buy the
by RobinL 14y ago
Your assumption though is that they will spend the money on the 'fish' rather than the 'fishing rod'. Is there any evidence for this?
And if they did buy the fish, are we sure that really was worse than the rod?
- digitalengineer 14y agoI suppose not. But my thinking was the help will end at soem point and then the fish will stop unless they've bought a rod and took the time and effort to 'learn to fish' so to speak.