Ok, there are two concepts of value here. Both can be argued, but they're irreconcilable. One is that there is intrinsic value in something, and that it can be identified, and so it is objective. The other is that it's purely relative, and therefore subjective.
Ok, there are two concepts of value here. Both can be argued, but they're irreconcilable. One is that there is intrinsic value in something, and that it can be identified, and so it is objective. The other is that it's purely relative, and therefore subjective.
Just bought butter for £2. Same butter is £1.75 in the shop down the road. I've overpaid for my butter.
Touché.
PS Has he signed yet?
Only true if the shop was willing to sell you it for £40I see an item for £40 in a shop. I pay them £50 for it. I've overpaid by £10.
Agreed.Edited for you. The only thing that counts.
Fuck me, this thread has veered off into some fucking alternate reality. Some ****'s overpaid for butter and another one's wife and daughter are taking the piss about a purchase in PC World or some other gaff........what the fuck is going on???
Nope, you paid what you thought was the right amount for that butter in that shop at that time.
Depends: I think they are expecting to have bought that fancy basmati stuff but if in a few seasons it turns out they actually only got that parboiled minute stuff- they've overpaid.Did Arsenal overpay for Rice?
Only by about 40mDid Arsenal overpay for Rice?
No. They just paid 3x his value.Did Arsenal overpay for Rice?
Wow , will use this in my team meeting.Ok, there are two concepts of value here. Both can be argued, but they're irreconcilable. One is that there is intrinsic value in something, and that it can be identified, and so it is objective. The other is that it's purely relative, and therefore subjective.
Just watching Trailer Park Boys on Netflix. Not sure how much Netflix is but I've definitely got a bargain......
Did Arsenal overpay for Rice?