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Would you, or would you not?
Spent too much time outside in the sun yesterday, staying in today.
I just watched a YouTube video on hand soap, of all things.
Would you spend $46 on a bottle of hand soap? That's the
retail price of Aesop hand soap. The video was about the premium
soap and it's various scents and the instore experience. It went on to
say how many consumers wouldn't buy it for themselves but are willing
to buy a bottle for a gift. It also talks about how consumers are trading down
for certain products and trading up for others, meaning they will buy generic,
store brands and cheaper versions of some things and will buy some premium
products also. Only you can decide what you will trade down for and what
you are willing to pay up for. I am not opposed to trading down for some things,
yet I need to give thought to trading up. Is the product that much better, is it a better
value for my money, do I really want/need it, the list goes on and on.
$46 hand soap, for you or not??
A personal matter. I am pretty sure that if you ask to someone not involved in our passion if he is ready to spend more than 5 K USD in a watch, I am also pretty sure of his answer. :)
If that bar comes with someone ( preferably female) who will rub it, then big yes. Otherwise i pass.
No.
Take a trip to my local TK MAXX. If you want fancy liquid soap it’s there in abundance along with good quality milled soap which is my choice. Perhaps I’m old school but it does the job. 😀
They’re is no right or wrong answer as it is a personal choice and preference. Do we need a drawer full of watches? Nico got it correct. Patrick
Should stay inside both days or cover up
I’m staying in, slathered with noxious potions to counteract the actinic keratosis (minor skin cancers) I have from too much cycling, kayaking, whale watching, etc.
Maybe we’ll go do a visit in memory of my dad…
Go ask the wife.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm sorry, how much does the band / bracelet that goes with your timepiece cost?
Dude, it's not even a Benjamin.
Who here has never been to a club, got a nice drink, lit up a tasty cigar, and thrown a Benjamin to the dancing lady?
Ask yourself: Is that $50 soap the hill you want to die on?
Happy wife, happy life.
Ask yourself: Is that $50 soap the hill you want to die on?
Happy wife, happy life.
Liquid soap
just doesn’t clean like hard soap, that’s why they use so much perfume in them. So it depends, I recently bought 8 bars of Marseille soap all made of olive oil with different additions like lavander, honey, donkey milk etc for 40$ total. It will last me for a lot of time. I wouldn’t buy a liquid soap for that price, but I understand people who do.