I’ve
been thinking a lot, lately, about “value for money spent”. This is
especially true for the cost of gas! Why are gas prices so high and why, as
consumers, are we accepting it? When you go to a “service station” there,
usually, is no service! We pump our own gas, check our own oil and fill our
windshield wiper fluid. So all we are paying for is the gas and the equipment
that dispenses the gas. I guess we have now all accepted this as the “norm”.
It now seems to be creeping into all aspects of our lives. When you go into
many Supermarkets
and Big
Box store you almost have to beg for service! Their justification seems
to be lower prices. The pendulum went from perhaps too much service to very
little. With the economy on the downturn, the pendulum seems to be swinging
back. So, after this “longwinded” introduction, here is my
point. If we, as consumers, ban together, we can make a difference and we can
cause change. We can start a mini revolution and start demanding better
service, competitive prices and better products. Let’s face it, we control the
purse strings. We decide where and when we are going to spend our hard earned money!
It’s time to fight back, so “let’s get ready to rumble”!
(More “Rumble”
in Part Two)
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