you get what you paid?
By recklessly
@recklessly (33)
China
October 7, 2011 2:21am CST
every time i comlain the high price of the goods which i want to buy,the shop assistant will say"so ,you got what you paid"or"cheapest is the dearest".usually i was convinced by this kind of words,however,some of the bring-home things are not good such as wireless mouse,useless shampoo and etc.
what do you think about this kind of words of "you get what you paid"?
4 responses
@urbandekay (18278)
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7 Oct 11
Ridiculous, there is no connection between quality and price in anything that approximates a free market. Many high priced items are old tat
all the best urban
@recklessly (33)
• China
7 Oct 11
i still think there is connection between the price and the quality,maybe not that absolutely
@urbandekay (18278)
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7 Oct 11
Then let me give you a counter factual example.
Land Rover's top of the range model the Range Rover cost less to build than their utility vehicle the Defender, yet the former costs around twice as much.
all the best urban
@recklessly (33)
• China
7 Oct 11
although i know little about cars or military equipments ,you could be right
@ReViewMeMedia (3785)
• United States
10 Oct 11
I tend to notice for certain items, the cheaper they are the faster they wear out, but that's only for certain items, otherwise I try not to buy things that are too expensive.
@katrinapaz (2436)
• Philippines
13 Oct 11
i think this is the reason why we have to choose wisely what things we are buying and to judge if the quality is the best.
