Ideally, you would save up for a one-time purchase of something like the Switch 2, so (a) you already know it's going to be hundreds of dollars, and a change of 10-20% isn't proportionally a huge deal (though it may delay the purchase a little), and (b) you only have to buy it once. Groceries going up 20% hit you every week (it's not like you can just stop buying groceries).
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hahano
Primary needs vs tertiary needs psychology
hahano
Le panda is angy
Spaghetti7173
People just want things to complain about. I dunno about you but I mostly saw the "fuck Nintendo" crowd more than the company bootlickers, doesn't matter anyways since the majority of the former bought it anyways.
Basic_human
Basically people are
Robinisback
Deltarune chapter 4 was released a few days ago, so our new bootleg artist, @MinecraftStoryModeLover drew him a Asgore themed pfp.
@Basic_human
Deltarune chapter 4 was released a few days ago, so our new bootleg artist, @MinecraftStoryModeLover drew him a Asgore themed pfp.
hahano
@Robinisback since when asgore wields a broom lol
Angry_Panda
@Basic_human Yeah, it's a gift from @MSML.
Anyway, the bigger problem is the number of people who are going to buy a Switch on credit without accounting for the payments they'll have to make later (and if they use some types of credit, the interest on the sticker price that winds up making the unit cost considerably more). Here in the US, the number of buy-now pay-later purchases has blown up in the past couple years, and now missed payments are starting to become a significant number on those credit providers' bottom lines.
Anyway, the bigger problem is the number of people who are going to buy a Switch on credit without accounting for the payments they'll have to make later (and if they use some types of credit, the interest on the sticker price that winds up making the unit cost considerably more). Here in the US, the number of buy-now pay-later purchases has blown up in the past couple years, and now missed payments are starting to become a significant number on those credit providers' bottom lines.
I don't understand human