Chadford
Distinguished Member
I nearly can't buy anything. I spend ages looking at reviews and agonising over specifications. More often than not I buy something and return It because I'm not entirely happy with something or other. It just takes me an age to get from A to B with a purchase.
Conversely my brother,... say he wants to buy a large screen TV, he goes into a shop, points at one he likes the look of, takes it home, plugs it in, If it works he's happy.
At the end of the day I wonder if he has a better philosophy?
On buying new kit that I've taken back home, I always look for defects rather than benefits.
In general the defects that I find, given time, seem to evaporate after a couple of weeks of usage.
Can you go into a shop and buy something significant on impulse?
Conversely my brother,... say he wants to buy a large screen TV, he goes into a shop, points at one he likes the look of, takes it home, plugs it in, If it works he's happy.
At the end of the day I wonder if he has a better philosophy?
On buying new kit that I've taken back home, I always look for defects rather than benefits.
In general the defects that I find, given time, seem to evaporate after a couple of weeks of usage.
Can you go into a shop and buy something significant on impulse?