How do you define too expensive?
A lot of posts involving multiple RVing issues involve people saying this or that is overpriced. How do you make that determination? There are posts where people say they won't stop at a certain fue...
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I guess it would depend on how much money one has.
There is a reason Sam Walton, Jim Sinegal and Eric Smidt was or is very successful. There is a reason their companies are growing and others like Wards have failed.
If you give someone a product that is as good or better than your competitor you will be successful. This can be perceived or actual.
It's like this for "me." I have a friend that always say's she is out of money. She goes to Starbucks every morning and gets something in a cardboard cup. Cost her something like $5 bucks or so?
Most would say, "it's only $5 bucks, what's the big deal?" "I" say that is $25 bucks a week and a $100 bucks a month or $1,200 bucks a year.
You see, $5 bucks is not much to most people including myself. But $1,200 is a lot of money to me.
Same way with camping. I could stay in a $50 a night place or a $30 buck a night place. For 3 weeks that's 420 bucks that I can save and it might be the difference between going on vacation and not.
I guess what I'm trying to say is, even saving just a few bucks here and there can add up to big bucks for "me."
There is a reason Sam Walton, Jim Sinegal and Eric Smidt was or is very successful. There is a reason their companies are growing and others like Wards have failed.
If you give someone a product that is as good or better than your competitor you will be successful. This can be perceived or actual.
It's like this for "me." I have a friend that always say's she is out of money. She goes to Starbucks every morning and gets something in a cardboard cup. Cost her something like $5 bucks or so?
Most would say, "it's only $5 bucks, what's the big deal?" "I" say that is $25 bucks a week and a $100 bucks a month or $1,200 bucks a year.
You see, $5 bucks is not much to most people including myself. But $1,200 is a lot of money to me.
Same way with camping. I could stay in a $50 a night place or a $30 buck a night place. For 3 weeks that's 420 bucks that I can save and it might be the difference between going on vacation and not.
I guess what I'm trying to say is, even saving just a few bucks here and there can add up to big bucks for "me."
