DW> Obviously, prices have little to do with values.
 ml> hasn't it always been that way?

No, it's just that quantity isn't always the
primary value.  People often pay more for
disposability.  People often pay a "professional"
because it promises no complications or "come
backs" one gets from amateurs.  It all depends
on what the customer values most, and "more"
isn't necessarily it.

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