The Difference Between $4 and $6

[Keyser_Soze]

So a month or so ago a friend of mine visited Switzerland. As you may know Switzerland is known for their chocolate. So kind of mentioned it as a joke and they said they would buy me some chocolate. I said something to the effect of, "I'm not super into chocolate but I do like milk chocolate over dark but maybe it's different there so if it is like megaton chocolate I gotta have it then pick some up."

 

Well when they came back I was actually expecting chocolate but I guess they took "not into chocolate" as "I don't want chocolate at all" and instead gave me a bag of Nutella Biscuits under the impression that they don't sell them in the United States.

 

 

I enjoyed them, it's basically like a cookie filled with Nutella but it turns out they do sell them here. So I go to the grocery store and they are six bucks, which seems kinda steep for what these are. I bought it once at the grocery store just because but the price kept me away from future purchases. However, Amazon has them for 4 dollars! Somehow the difference of 2 dollars makes it an instant buy. I think it's interesting to see what your price threshold on these are. Would you be in the 4 dollars hell yeah or the 6 dollars IDGAF boat?

 

(The biggest downside to getting these on Amazon is some of the cookies break but only a couple in my experience)

[Commissar SFLUFAN]

Definitely the $4 boat!

[Biggie]

I try to save money if the difference is $2 or higher. If it’s under that I just say fuck it. 
 

Also thank you for creating your thread in Biggie’s Bodacious Ballyhoo 

 

 

[TheLeon]

In this instance, I would pay the extra $2 so I could jam the sugar bombs into my face immediately.