purchase [Theme]

Most people equate happiness with the possession of property, turning it into a synonym for pleasure. There is no doubt that the world is obsessed with consumerism and people take pleasure in the very act of buying things, thinking that it brings them happiness. The highest achievement of the consumer market is the creation of an international community of identical consumers, devoid of will and the ability to think, who, like drug addicts who need the next dose to continue the illusion of happiness, are ready to distort and adapt moral standards to themselves in order to achieve their goal.

By the way, realized female libido is also “economically beneficial.” A woman who is satisfied with her intimate life is less likely to resort to emotional substitutes for sex, such as impulsive purchases according to the principle “I’ll never wear it, but let it be.” If a woman experiences happiness only when she acquires something, this signals a feeling of emptiness and dissatisfaction with life, which she fills with artificial meaning. A woman who is doing well will not make sudden purchases and will think once again whether she needs the thing or not. She doesn't need shopping to relieve stress or treat herself to something she won't use.

But if it is so necessary for government, church, parents, customs, etc., to tax us at Christmas, why not simply make it a rule that everyone takes five hundred pounds, spends it as they please, and then gives the purchases away to friends and relatives , so that they would wrap them beautifully and present them in a solemn atmosphere - it would be much more correct than this annual torture, which is fraught with mental illness for all participants.

But if it is so necessary for government, church, parents, customs, etc., to tax us at Christmas, why not simply make it a rule that everyone takes five hundred pounds, spends it as they please, and then gives the purchases away to friends and relatives , so that they would wrap them beautifully and present them in a solemn atmosphere - it would be much more correct than this annual torture, which is fraught with mental illness for all participants.

Dozens of small interactions happen every day. Many of them are so insignificant that we do not notice them. We automatically say thank you to the person who packs our purchases at the checkout, exchange a fleeting glance with the person sitting opposite on the bus, ask the person with whom we entered the elevator which floor to go to. But if one of these people is a serial killer, and suddenly your type suits him, then he will definitely remember you.

The masses don't have the proper taste to know what's worth buying at all, and the proper intelligence to recognize what's worth buying at all.

In general, jewelry is a dangerous thing. With their help, men buy us!

What a firm thinks about its products is not the most important thing, especially for the future of the business or for its success. What the consumer thinks about his purchase, what he sees its value in - that's what is crucial, determines the essence of the business, its direction and chances of success.

And, most importantly, you do not get the best at all, but you trust people who praise what you have to; you are a godsend for these book swindlers and a treasure trove for the booksellers. And how could you tell an old book of great value from rubbish? Will you only come to such a conclusion on the basis of how much the book is eaten and worn out, and invite a moth to study as an adviser?

- The change is yours!

- Yes, I remember, I remember: you elf porn magazines, an elf hair dye, and a gnome meter with a cap.

Time flies when shopping.

Among other things, Heinz thought of pouring his wine bottle into transparent jars. The buyer had the feeling that he saw what he was buying. It was a breakthrough in the art of deceiving the consumer.

Of course, grammar is not needed. Before you start learning it, you still need to buy it. You will pay eight hryvnias for it, and whether you learn it or not - God knows.