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On 29 Apr 2007 08:39:57 -0700, Chuck Gould
wrote: Wally Lunchbucket was never going to buy a $250,000 boat, but the Wally's buy a lot of boats in the $35-100,000 category and often budget very carefully to make the monthly payments. The vast majority of people are "payment buyers", and make decisions whether to buy or not buy a major item based less on the price than on whether the monthly payment is affordable. Interesting. Maybe because I only spent about half a year on the west coast I never met a Wally Lunchbucket. Around here I know plenty of guys called Joe Sixpack. Ever heard of him? --Vic |
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