I bought a pair of shoes for work for £85. Tey're just starting to wear out now, but still servicabloe (just) after 3 and a bit years. That sort of quality I can live with paying for. If something has to last, like shoes or a computers.. things like that that you use everyday, then yeah, quality first. Food and things - fresh is usually cheaper anyway, and better for you. We've managed to get a weekly shop down to under £20, which leaves us a few quid to get quality meat from the butcher.
Originally Posted by The Quentos
who said cheap food was was bad for you? i just said i skimped pricewise. expensive cheese is no healthier than economy cheese, expensive meat is no better for you than cheap mince. waht you eat is important, not how much it costs
besides, whatever you put in yer mouth, you still get crap out the other end
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quality, if its at the right price then I buy. if not then its clearly not worth the money.
I also often like to know what I'm getting i.e. camera etc. where I've researched it as best I can, that way I can be sure the quality is good...then its a process of finding the best deal
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Leave it. He lives to take pot shots at me you know... poor little me. Unable to defend myself. Big bully.
Cheap as chips normally, but it depends on the item.
When so many consumer goods share the same circuitboards, chipsets, components and materials regardless of price, there is little need to pay a premium.
Unable?!?!?! But you're a:
But I just haven't got the personality to use my powers.
quality, then look for discount codes
Nox
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price.
I dont care how good anything is, if I cant even afford it, why consider it?
price.
I dont care how good anything is, if I cant even afford it, why consider it?
ohhh....Raz my man...you hit it matey...
IF you really REALLY want a particular quality.,...will you forsake other things, and wait...to get the RIGHT thing!!!????
Sometimes you can't afford it...but you COULD...if you tried.
Usually quality first, then I try and find the cheapest place or slightly downscale the model or whatever. The old saying "you get what you pay for" applies 99% of the time.
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Speaking of quality, that is the best quality example of Zak33 capitalisation and punctuation seen in a while.
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Quality first, but it really depends on what the item of interest is.
I've just watched an HDTV clip on a cheap korean 42" Plasma that our company buys for £850.
Literally blown away. Amazing stuff.
Quality first definitely.
@ Swafe, im sat wearing a pair of Dickies jeans that I got from TK Maxx for £7 :O Blue with about 3cm high stitched white "dickies" on the back pocket?
I had been lookin at similar dickies jeans in full retailers for £60 a pop like hours before i bought these as wellLove that shop.
Tom.
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