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And when they have an excess of $300 disposable income?
Consider the 99 percentile customer at a tattoo shop. They don't exactly have $300 in disposable income in the first place. People with disposable income know what money is worth and they don't waste it on tattoos. That's the whole reason they have disposable income in the first place. They don't have poor impulse control and they don't waste money.
ANYTHING is a better investment than a tattoo.
Even if you are just "throwing money away". Throwing your money at pretty much ANYTHING else is better than a tattoo.
What would you rather have in in 30 years? That tattoo? or the memory of that day you spent at the amusement park with your kids? People with no impulse control choose the tattoo.
That's the whole reason they have disposable income in the first place. They don't have poor impulse control and they don't waste money.
I have like two grand disposable income monthly, poor impulse control, and waste plenty of that money. Still don't have any tattoos though lol
What would you rather have in in 30 years? That tattoo? or the memory of that day you spent at the amusement park with your kids? People with no impulse control choose the tattoo.
You're under the impression that these people have kids or will remember small things like that in 30 years.
You're under the impression that these people have kids or will remember small things like that in 30 years.
Exactly. I know for a fact that 99.999% of the people with tattoos have no impulse control. That's why I'm criticizing people with tattoos.
's hypothetical situation about people with disposable income and tattoos, is basically him arguing "But, but, but... Muh unicorns!". His tattooed people with disposable income don't exist.
As a default position, we can safely disregard anyone with tattoos as someone who does not belong in our social hierarchy until such point when the person with tattoos goes out of his way to prove himself worthy of a position in the hierarchy.
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