Would you buy an off-the-rack kilt?

[GG]

Again, it's just my opinion but I feel it in not a matter of paying more for something than I ought too when purchasing a kilt. I also disagree with the notion of living on a budget as a rational for buying cheap. I purchased my first kilt, which was a tank, while serving as an E-4 in the Army. Wealthy I was not, I can assure you of that. I just saved and saved some more till I eventually could afford one.

I think we are pretty much on line, after all. There is nothing wrong with paying a high price for something you really go for. I do it myself, as I wrote.

My point is, however, that no one should feel shameful when buying am even thrifty kilt off the rack - or anything else for that matter - if that is what he thinks he will or can offer right away. Saving up is good but it could be a long term process with many obstacles delaying the purchase.

And the difference between an expensive and a cheap kilt might not be that big – looked at from a distance of several meters.

Can you tell if my watch is approximately a $100, a $1.000 or a $3.000 one? Unless you are interested in watches I'm pretty much sure you cannot. You don't need to answer.

Is my kilt a $100, a $300 one?






Greg
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