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A single person doesn't have to manage the additional stress of children wanting to play with our touch all the things in the store. Children don't want to hav
by sukuriant 12y ago
A single person doesn't have to manage the additional stress of children wanting to play with our touch all the things in the store.
Children don't want to have to be drug around to a store just so they don't get in trouble / hurt at home.
So, there is a bit of difference between a consumer and a consumer that has children. The difference being that the monotonous tasks like shopping are more difficult with rogue agents.
I don't have kids, this is just my assessment of the situation.
- vacri 12y agoPlease read my comment again, and you'll see that it's not the "with children" part that I am talking about. My first sentence is admittedly missing a bit: "... to be weird". Describing yourself as a consumer is entirely redundant in this context, and it makes it sound like you should get special treatment for some reason.
- sukuriant 12y agoAh. That wasn't me, that was deftnerd. I didn't read the subtext in their words that you did. Then again, I agree shopping with kids is a greater hassle than shopping without them, so I probably just skimmed over it without any mental triggers or bias.