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Chinmay ๐งบ ๐
@chinmay.eth
I completely disagree with this argument. "When I buy from my local bookshop, I help a local vendor stay in business." This is just prolonging their misery. If I was the businessman running the local shop, I would not want those "pity buys." Instead I'd like to; 1. Provide strong value so that people like coming to my physical shop. 2. Ask my customers how I can help them further. If I don't provide value, I deserve to go out of business. If not today, in a few years, I'd go out of business anyways. I'd rather that be today instead of a few years of unhealthy and fake relationship with my business. If you were the business owner, would you want a "pity buy" or an "honest feedback".
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Cryptpal Singh | ๐
@cryptpal
Thereโs a challenge here. A lot of local stores provide community, convenience and experience โ however we are still not happy paying for those things so we do by supporting with purchase. Super true for indie bookstores
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tomato
@tomatoxyz
But the opening quote doesn't imply that it's a "pity buy"
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Kort๐งโโ๏ธ
@cortnee
Honest feedback >>!!! Causes youโll always have a reason to always patronize Not just because we have a relationship outside business.. thatโs not good business then!
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