Dirizon, on Dec 19 2017 - 22:11, said:
Tell me, do these people that pay for the sponges. They pay now 7$ for the sponges. Fine. But.....
Are they told to now spend 7$ for the sponges, and 1 half ounce minted gold coin? ls that what they sponge now costs?
Paying more isn't the issue. Paying another, precious currency, rather than just fame - is the issue.
ok i'll change the story.
lets say walmart sells a pack of sponges for $5 for a year and 50 people buy them. The next year they raise the price to $7 and 1 half ounce minted gold coin and 25 more people buy them. Should the people who bought them for $5 have to pay $2 (plus the coin) more just cause they raised the price AFTER they bought them?
It's fair because the people buying them when the price was raised knew how much it would cost them. If they didn't want to buy it, they wouldn't have to. Nobody was forcing them to and they knew how much they had to spend. But for some reason they really really really wanted those sponges.
Edited by ClydeCooper421, Dec 20 2017 - 07:16.