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Okay fine, let's do this. You seem to want to grind an ax with me on this and be an internet asshole. Your job now is to take the following omissions and come u
by bane 12y ago
Okay fine, let's do this. You seem to want to grind an ax with me on this and be an internet asshole. Your job now is to take the following omissions and come up with comparison down to the fractional cent. Because it's so important to you if I buy my asswipes at Walmart or Costco.
1) He literally showed that Costco was the cheaper option.
2) He failed to include savings from cash-back using an Amex
3) He failed to include savings from rebates, sales or other promotions
4) He failed to include savings from gas, vehicle wear and tear, from driving to another store to buy these ass wipes
5) He failed to account for the fractional wear and tear on shoes and clothing used for extra movement to the other store
6) He failed to account for caloric expenditure in the time spent going to Walmart to buy said toilet paper. What's the cost differential in buying a meal because I have to go to another store across town?
7) He failed to account for the cost of time-saved in not having to drive across town to buy this shit paper.
- maxerickson 12y agoAll I've been doing is explaining why I don't find hyperbole particularly interesting as a communication style. I don't think further back and forth on this is going to do anyone any good, sorry I came accross as an internet asshole.
- bane 12y agoMeh. It's fine. But it's not hyperbole if it's true. Just learn to live with different kinds of people a little eh?