wilberforce15
Well-Known Member
I'm at the top of the barrel.Guys a preloader pretty much the bottom of the barrel and he’s talking down to people
Lmao
That's what it's called when people make more than you while hanging out at the pool.
I'm at the top of the barrel.Guys a preloader pretty much the bottom of the barrel and he’s talking down to people
Lmao
You ever tried shopping the men's section at target? almost completely empty, I was laughing my head off.Yep. I don't have time to be running around wal-mart with the poors.
I let the poors bring stuff to me.
It's true for almost everything. I have no idea why physical retail still exists. It makes every town ugly, wastes everyone's time, and is basically bad in every conceivable way.You ever tried shopping the men's section at target? almost completely empty, I was laughing my head off.
All I was looking for was more white shirts and black socks for work. Thousands of bras and zero underwear, all the dresses in the world but zero jeans. completely boxed in by the infant and toddler section. They had some good hawaiian shirts though
If your goal is to forgo just a few seconds/minutes of price matching and hundreds/thousands of dollars in saving for a buzzword like “convenience” then I’d say you’re smacking it out of the park every time. LOLPaying a hefty price for convenience is perfectly rational.
My time is worth more than the saved money.
I'm at the top of the barrel.
That's what it's called when people make more than you while hanging out at the pool.
5% discount on everything on Amazon, and the simplicity of going to one place. I don't lose out on much. And I don't care if you told me that my amazon habit had me overpay by 1k a year or some trivial amount. The life simplicity is worth it.If your goal is to forgo just a few seconds/minutes of price matching and hundreds/thousands of dollars in saving for a buzzword like “convenience” then I’d say you’re smacking it out of the park every time. LOL
It's true for almost everything. I have no idea why physical retail still exists. It makes every town ugly, wastes everyone's time, and is basically bad in every conceivable way.
It's true for almost everything. I have no idea why physical retail still exists. It makes every town ugly, wastes everyone's time, and is basically bad in every conceivable way.
Efficiency looks like laziness to people who waste time.Some people still like to get their hands on certain products before they drop any coin on them. Or being able to see a product in person first instead of on a phone or tablet screen. Being able to try on clothes is a big plus as well. I was in Walmart today and target last night and they were fully stocked. They usually are. But there are plenty of other stores out there and most are online. The fact that Amazon is taking so much market share is sad and pathetic. Pure laziness by Americans. And in other countries too apparently.
Are you as obnoxious in person as you are on here or is this just your online personality?5% discount on everything on Amazon, and the simplicity of going to one place. I don't lose out on much. And I don't care if you told me that my amazon habit had me overpay by 1k a year or some trivial amount. The life simplicity is worth it.
You are willing to pay that much more, even with that gimmick discount, even though mere seconds of searching could prevent it? LOL. That doesn’t sound like simplicity and convenience. Sounds more like lunacy. LOL! I have friends that have your mentality. I’ve literally pulled my phone out of my pocket, Google searched a product they were about to buy, and within seconds found it for anywhere from $10-$60 less outside of Amazon. it’s not guaranteed. Doesn’t work every time. But in the long run I have saved thousands of dollars doing just that. But hey, you do you.5% discount on everything on Amazon, and the simplicity of going to one place. I don't lose out on much. And I don't care if you told me that my amazon habit had me overpay by 1k a year or some trivial amount. The life simplicity is worth it.
Overpaying by hundreds/thousands of dollars looks like laziness to people who are actually efficient.Efficiency looks like laziness to people who waste time.
Some of us value our time highly.Overpaying by hundreds/thousands of dollars looks like laziness to people who are actually efficient.
And wherever that is won't have easy returns, requires different sign up details or logins, adds to the long list of passwords and other nonsense.You are willing to pay that much more, even with that gimmick discount, even though mere seconds of searching could prevent it? LOL. That doesn’t sound like simplicity and convenience. Sounds more like lunacy. LOL! I have friends that have your mentality. I’ve literally pulled my phone out of my pocket, Google searched a product they were about to buy, and within seconds found it for anywhere from $10-$60 less outside of Amazon. it’s not guaranteed. Doesn’t work every time. But in the long run I have saved thousands of dollars doing just that. But hey, you do you.
I am this obnoxious inside my own head all the time.Are you as obnoxious in person as you are on here or is this just your online personality?
Time? We’re talking seconds or more minutes here. Last time than has taken for you to talk about it here.Some of us value our time highly.
And wherever that is won't have easy returns, requires different sign up details or logins, adds to the long list of passwords and other nonsense.
$60 here. $30 there. Another $45 on something else. It keeps adding up over time. Especially if you shop more than most people. A year later you’ve saved a lot of money but still have the same products you wanted. I know we make good money. But, for me, that’s not a pass to be reckless with it. But, like I said, you do you.Why would I care about a 60 dollar difference on a product that's a few hundred bucks?
You're cherrypicking experiences and items for rhetorical effect, anyway.Time? We’re talking seconds or more minutes here. Last time than has taken for you to talk about it here.
Again, all that takes less time than all of the time you have spent discussing it here. Not to mention all the time you spend on here altogether.
$60 here. $30 there. Another $45 on something else. It keeps adding up over time. Especially if you shop more than most people. A year later you’ve saved a lot of money but still have the same products you wanted. I know we make good money. But, for me, that’s not a pass to be reckless with it. But, like I said, you do you.
I’ll rip your ing eyebrows offI am this obnoxious inside my own head all the time.
Most people think I'm the nice guy who doesn't say much.
But that's because I have nothing nice to say, and I work with people who could get violent.
I am this obnoxious inside my own head all the time.
Most people think I'm the nice guy who doesn't say much.
But that's because I have nothing nice to say, and I work with people who could get violent.
I've lived in the hood long enough to see murdered chinese restaurateurs who denied people free refills on their chicken wings, or stepped through the pooled blood of my dead neighbor to get to work, because he had showed some mild sign of disrespect to the hoodrat nextdoor.You sound like an internet tuff guy that’s a pusillanimous out amongst real people