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2008-04-27
Going Cheap
Going cheap doesn't necessarily save you money. It just shows people you are cheap.
My company has one (new) microwave in the kitchen. Due to popular demand, they've added another new one. But after they are used for two months, one of them is already broken.
How could that be? Well, they probably just buy the cheapest microwaves available in the market, which turns out to be Haier. But at this rate, they are going to pay much more than spending more on a better microwave.
My company has one (new) microwave in the kitchen. Due to popular demand, they've added another new one. But after they are used for two months, one of them is already broken.
How could that be? Well, they probably just buy the cheapest microwaves available in the market, which turns out to be Haier. But at this rate, they are going to pay much more than spending more on a better microwave.
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