Things That Cost Unnecessarily Too Much

[WarVeteranO01]

Water. Clean drinking water should be free!

[DoubleLeftH00k]

you are looking at this from a lower-middle class point-of-view

which is perfectly normal, same as me... I will never own one either

the guy... ooops, I mean... gentlemen, who buys a Patek..... is not looking to "invest" that money... he already has property, cars, investments... and his children are already setup...

Red - Lower than that.

Get a job beech

yep me too

I like the innovation, finishing, and style

but not into pieces that are too far out there, or too blingy

Siablo14’s alt?

[siablo14]

Siablo14’s alt?

How?

He gets blinded by material stuff and i don't.

[siablo14]

Siablo14’s alt?

How?

He gets blinded by material stuff and i don't.

[Curtis Harper]

Diamonds.

They aren't as rare as they're made out to be and depreciates in value faster than cars.

''Oooohhhhhh....they're so sparkly, though.......''

[Anthony342]

health care.

[GhostofDempsey]

I would add many clothing and sports apparel brands as well. Nike, North Face, Patagonia, etc., these brands are made in sweatshops in Southeast Asia for next to nothing, yet when they moved production overseas, the price never went down, in actually went up. It probably costs Nike $20 to make a pair of sneakers they sell for $100. That includes manufacturing, advertising, shipping. Their wholesalers get an bigger chunk.