Don't understand the 2nd guessing.

Hunt
Tue, 22 Nov 2011 10:21:28 +0000

I don’t get what the value is in “sticking it out” if you learn that a purchasing decision you made wasn’t optimal, especially if changing doesn’t create a lot of new costs. if I did my research and bought a Toyota Camry, only to decide after driving it for a few months that the driving position really wasn’t that comfortable, what would be the big deal about trading it in on a Honda? Would that be some kind of moral failing? If you go to one college, and decide that you really don’t like the weather, what is moral issue with tranferring for that reason, as long as you’re not imposing a bunch of extra costs on somebody other than yourself?