Originally Posted by
acidfast7
Maybe. I guess the EU market is tighter, as in restricted capital (have you even seen a German supermarket market battle?) and if it doesn't exist here it's not good value for money.
The NA market can be much more sloppy as the capital floats around like a breeze. The money is disposable there whereas here it is not.
OK, I’ll bite. Explain how something that doesn’t exist there (wherever there is) is not “good value for money.” If it doesn’t exist there, that means you have to get it from somewhere else, right? I buy lots of stuff for bikes from places nowhere near me. Is only stuff you can buy locally “good value for money?” What are you saying exactly?