Hei venner!
(That is hello friends in Norwegian)
As a fellow consumer, I know making choices can be difficult. We don't know what we need and what we want. For example you just went out running and your thirsty, So you go into a restaurant to get some water. A water bottle is say $1.00, but you see a chocolate milkshake is $1.25. You want that milkshake for an extra $0.25 but you need the water to help refuel you. That is an example of a pretty difficult choice. You know you need the water and how you want the milkshake. So what would you choose? Need or want?
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ReplyDeleteNow you've made me hungry for milkshakes. I'm not sure I understand what your getting at. I know you mean to say that we choose what we want instead of what need. I want to know if there is any deeper meaning to this paragraph. AGAIN WHY make me suffer from this shake story?
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