Higher the price, the better the product
The idea that a higher price always means a better product is a myth. While price can be an indicator of quality in some cases, it is not always the case.
Factors such as brand reputation, marketing, and supply and demand can influence pricing.
When you pay more for the same product, you’re paying for the brand name, not the product itself. If you rise above it, you can save a lot of money and gain peace.
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