Amps Most normal people on here go the gist of what I was trying to say, they got their head around the implied context.
There doesn’t seem to be any evidence of this. The only implication of your comment was idiocy and overly simplistic thinking.
Amps No, but, unlike the Oasis tickets, there are other sellers, it’s not a closed market.
Not if there’s only one house on the street for sale at the time, which would be feasible. Or if the houses weren’t all entirely identical, which is also feasible. Regardless this is just splitting hairs because a) the supply is clearly finite, and b) this is a pointless element of contention anyway as your attempted rebuttal still does nothing to help validate your original point.
Also, what is this “closed market” of which you speak? Never heard of the term before.
Amps who could have easily sold his wares at a reasonable price
What is the definition of “a reasonable price”? Sounds another very airy-fairy term lacking in sense or rigour of thought.
Amps There’s not a lot I can write here that you won’t pick holes in
Well obviously, because your “arguments” are simple and simple-minded.
Amps and I just don’t have the will or energy to reply to it
That’s just a cop-out. It’s more like you don’t have the sense or ability.
