I remember seeing a couple of times you guys saying something about funny math. Here is one example for you. I'm on a website shopping around, and it says the price of something is $24.95 or 2 for $54. LOL
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I remember seeing a couple of times you guys saying something about funny math. Here is one example for you. I'm on a website shopping around, and it says the price of something is $24.95 or 2 for $54. LOL
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last commentI call this a tax on the mathematically impaired!
At our spring bash in 1978 we sold beers for .25 cents a beer of 3 for a dollar. In true Umass spirit, everyone went for the 3 for a buck. The guy who thought up this idea is the only person I have ever met that lives on the Ocean and has a second home, also on the ocean.
^^ of course heās the only guy you ever met like that, because youāre too busy working with ritarded people who donāt have their shit together and reading their bank statements of doom! You swim in a murky pond, while the rest of us swim in pristine waters, but pond is good for you. SkiDumb!!
That's strip club math, right up there with clubs offering dances at $30/song or 3/$100.
I heard that a burger joint removed their 1/3 pound burger from the menu because people thought it was smaller than a 1/4 pound. Pathetic.
Yes, whodey. That's exactly Club Millennium's price list.
Yeah the way to market 1/3 pound burger is as a double, since a "normal" burger is usually about 1/6 a pound.
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I will play along and comment on your discussion.
The Funny Math you are referring to is the result of the āMarketing industryā in our capitalist system/society that encourages and cultivates behaviors and mindsets that are completely at odds with common sense and basic math.
This kind of āmarketingā creates desire, and at the same time fuels dissatisfaction and overconsumption, overpaying and encourages people to buy more products mindlessly.