To: FreeTally
The price differential for say, the average 15 year old New York City fan is meaningless.
His options are: pay $18.99 for the CD in a Manhattan store or take a commuter bus to a New Jersey/Long Island music superstore and pay $5-7 for the bus, $11.99 for the CD and waste two hours of their time in the bargain.
To: wideawake
Thanks for bringing that up. I sometimes forget that not everyone lives in a suburban or semi-rural area. I just can not relate to big cities....
To: wideawake
His options are: pay $18.99 for the CD in a Manhattan store or take a commuter bus to a New Jersey/Long Island music superstore and pay $5-7 for the bus, $11.99 for the CD and waste two hours of their time in the bargain.
Other options exist also. He can take the train to ******** Street and buy his cds like I do in this neat little hole in the wall russian mafia run place that sells stolen cds (Hijacked trucks or Mass Copied) for $6.99 each.
He can also go to china town were the selection is more of pop music only and buy his cds for 3.99 each. Considering that I don't like Pop music and enjoy less popular music the russian mafia run place is my spot for now.
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