I think a much better analogy would have been “drink tap water instead of bottled water.” It’s a more similar instance of paying explicitly for branding with a misguided understanding of what’s for sale. (i.e. most bottle water is literally tap water)
I think a much better analogy would have been “drink tap water instead of bottled water.”
I drink bottled water. I don’t care about branding in general, but the particular water which I drink tastes different from the water in my tap and I can easily recognize the difference.
I think a much better analogy would have been “drink tap water instead of bottled water.” It’s a more similar instance of paying explicitly for branding with a misguided understanding of what’s for sale. (i.e. most bottle water is literally tap water)
I drink bottled water. I don’t care about branding in general, but the particular water which I drink tastes different from the water in my tap and I can easily recognize the difference.