Which do you consider more important? Quality or Quantity? Let's take shopping as an instance.
Firstly, there are those who prefer quantity over quality. They bargain shop in those not-as-high-class clothing shops. They believe that in those bargain shops, they might be able to hunt out some of those...quality clothes. Not all, but at least some. Reasonable, isn't it?
Secondly, there are those whom prefer quality over quantity. They shop in elegant and branded clothing shops for just a piece of clothing (which is, obviously, going to be costly). These people, I'm sure, should be those that live the high life. I envy them, but quality over quantity...sounds like of vain. But I'm sure they feel it's worth it. :)
Thirdly, there are those whom have to have both quality and quantity. Obviously they are ultra, mega rich.
Finally...I don't believe there are those that have neither quality nor quantity. It just doesn't make sense to me - especially so that we are living in an affluent country (i.e. Singapore). Unless they aren't that bothered about clothes...like me. *crazy laughter*
Cheers
LF
P.S.: I shouldn't be blogging; I should be doing my Coursework. Bad me. Bad, bad me.
Mar 7, 2010
Q vs. Q
Which do you consider more important? Quality or Quantity? Let's take shopping as an instance.
Firstly, there are those who prefer quantity over quality. They bargain shop in those not-as-high-class clothing shops. They believe that in those bargain shops, they might be able to hunt out some of those...quality clothes. Not all, but at least some. Reasonable, isn't it?
Secondly, there are those whom prefer quality over quantity. They shop in elegant and branded clothing shops for just a piece of clothing (which is, obviously, going to be costly). These people, I'm sure, should be those that live the high life. I envy them, but quality over quantity...sounds like of vain. But I'm sure they feel it's worth it. :)
Thirdly, there are those whom have to have both quality and quantity. Obviously they are ultra, mega rich.
Finally...I don't believe there are those that have neither quality nor quantity. It just doesn't make sense to me - especially so that we are living in an affluent country (i.e. Singapore). Unless they aren't that bothered about clothes...like me. *crazy laughter*
Cheers
LF
P.S.: I shouldn't be blogging; I should be doing my Coursework. Bad me. Bad, bad me.
Firstly, there are those who prefer quantity over quality. They bargain shop in those not-as-high-class clothing shops. They believe that in those bargain shops, they might be able to hunt out some of those...quality clothes. Not all, but at least some. Reasonable, isn't it?
Secondly, there are those whom prefer quality over quantity. They shop in elegant and branded clothing shops for just a piece of clothing (which is, obviously, going to be costly). These people, I'm sure, should be those that live the high life. I envy them, but quality over quantity...sounds like of vain. But I'm sure they feel it's worth it. :)
Thirdly, there are those whom have to have both quality and quantity. Obviously they are ultra, mega rich.
Finally...I don't believe there are those that have neither quality nor quantity. It just doesn't make sense to me - especially so that we are living in an affluent country (i.e. Singapore). Unless they aren't that bothered about clothes...like me. *crazy laughter*
Cheers
LF
P.S.: I shouldn't be blogging; I should be doing my Coursework. Bad me. Bad, bad me.
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