[ SECRET POST #2910 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2910 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

OP has a point. Capitalism is capitalism, be it a hot dog vendor or a fan artist.

[(Anonymous)]

Then I guess I should go into Best Buy and try to haggle down my next laptop by a few hundred.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Or, perhaps, you should first learn the difference between artisan goods and mass production.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, actually. No price is set in stone. There are honestly so many ways to get items at a discount.
The OP is absolutely correct. I know hearing people complain about fanart prices can get annoying but they aren't wrong to do it. Nor are they wrong to contact the artist and try and work out a lower prices. (This does not mean condoning any rude, threatening, or malicious behavior by a wanna-be-buyer)

[(Anonymous)]

*cough* price match policies *cough*

and haggling is what the stock and commodity exchanges are all about, you put out a buy or sell offer, name the price, someone matches it - great - if not you raise or lower until you get a match.

Kind of ironic that an economic casino acts more like a free market than the real economy does.

/meta