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8/14/2015 6:14:29 PM
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Ghorn Analogy to real world
Unless you bought Gallahorn, you didn't "work hard to earn/get" it.
You walk into a bestbuy to window shop, and your the lucky 1,000,000th person to walk in. You win a 60" TV.
Another guy goes into bestbuy. He saved up money he earned while working, do something, and he's spending it on a 60" TV as s reward for all his hard work.
Which is earning?
Do you know what this means? It means both people have a 60" TV. Shut up and play the -blam!-ing game.
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1 RispondiI agree but I would tweak it with: Both customers saved up for the 60" TV. One got lucky and won it, the other bought it. They both saved the same amount of money each week for the same number of weeks. One got lucky. I'll let the forum decide which was better: who "earned" it? I'll bet you'll agree they both did. One just got it easier than the other. Just remember they both put in equal work. Yes, I know it's not perfect b/c in Destiny the "lucky" one spent resources. Just deal with the analogy.
