Sneak Peek: September Specials
Дата: 30.08.2018 12:31:58
BlacK_WidoW_RO, on 29 August 2018 - 08:58 PM, said: #BlameVuquevuque: Oh noes!
Bertuhan, on 30 August 2018 - 08:37 AM, said: This is not a correct comparison. The better one would be:
Someone is giving out pralines which are very expensive to all his
coworkers to thank them for their support. He goes around the room
and gives everyone one. When he comes to me, he says: "Oh, I saw
you buying one of these pralines for yourself yesterday, so instead
of giving you one of mine like everyone else, I'm giving you a
thank you sticker I printed out myselft this morning". I say: "Even
though I bought one myself, I still prefer it if I got one of those
pralines. They are really tasty, and everyone else gets one, so I'd
like one too." and then the other person says: "No! Don't complain
about the sticker! You don't get a praline like everyone else and
you should be happy about it!". On top of that, all other people
who get a praline are looking at you like you are ungrateful
for that stupid sticker, while they are enjoying their deluxe
praline. Yeah...vuque: But then your comparison is not correct either! Because you
are missing the essential point which is, you can't have 2
praline's at the same time (I will continue with your example for
the sake of conversation). Even if the guy who handouts praline's
would like to give you praline, technically he can't because you
can't have the same praline twice due to technical limitations. At
this case, you are asking for a reimbursement; you are saying:
"well then give me the money I have paid for the praline I got
earlier by myself willingly!" and the guy who gives praline's
say's; "sorry mate, I don't want to reimburse you if you had a
praline before, instead I will give you the equivalent worth gift
in the game which you can enjoy!". I can understand that you might
feel upset that you are not getting a reimbursement (hey who
wouldn't like that, right?) but that is the situation.
necip71, on 30 August 2018 - 11:13 AM, said: No your comparison is definitely not correct and his
reaction is fine by the way so I don't know what that means. I
didn't add the condition "I have the praline". The guy who
gave the pralines for free actually sold them the day before and is
now telling me I can't have a free one because I should be punished
for being a sucker and buying from him when he was going to give
them out eventually anyway. And of course it's his
choice that he doesn't want to give it to me but that doesn't make
it the right choice and that's what people are saying anyway. That
it's a bad choice and that it's unfair. So I don't see why it's
such a big deal to say their choice is unfair and suddenly you are
ungrateful for saying it. It's objectively unfair, no amount of
mental gymnastics will make it fair and at this point I'm only
saying it's unfair because they are not willing to admit it and
they are trying to deflect the conversation by shielding behind the
argument that "people are ungrateful and rude" even though the
posters here just calmly stated why this is a bad practice and no
one acted rude in any way. vuque: No, you are not being punished, you are still receiving the
gift from us but in another form. And no one thinks like; "we will
give this tank for free eventually!". That is not how it works, by
this logic we or any other company shouldn't give anything for
free, are you telling me that is what you are asking for?
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