Think about this: whenever you've purchased something/anything, how many times have you said to yourself "I wish I had spent a little more for better quality"?
Then think about how many times you've said "I wish I had bought the cheaper lower quality model instead"?
The bitterness of a poor quality purchase remains long after the satisfaction of low price has been forgotten.
You get what you pay for.
Then think about how many times you've said "I wish I had bought the cheaper lower quality model instead"?
The bitterness of a poor quality purchase remains long after the satisfaction of low price has been forgotten.
You get what you pay for.