They perfected the art of the ensemble.
It wasn’t enough to get/have a couch; now, you needed the accoutrements.
They suggest “what would be nice” and show you the pairing.
Their catalogs and stores are expertly laid out to exemplify an orgiastic group of accessories.
A small rug could complement the dining room.
That watch would make this outfit POP.
This lamp shade would make my room cozier.
This shirt would be great for a night out.
You know what would be nice" is the dream hypothetical that only lives in marketers' models.
Realizing this is one of the most painful lessons in consumerism.
This isn’t to say that all purchases that aren’t basic needs are frivolous.
That windshield treatment for rain would do wonders for someone in Seattle.
And maybe you bake enough to warrant an industrial grade mixer.
then chances are there are better things to spend your money on.
You Know What Would Be Nice?| Frugaling viaRockstar Finance
Photo byKirsty Hall.
