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> But another part of it is the value of the work to the person paying for
> it. C'est la vie.
Imagined comments from a car-clueless friend:
"When I heard how much you like your new Chevy Caprice, I thought it would
be a great idea to buy one too when I found this one for sale for $300. I'll
admit that they don't look much alike, but they're both a Caprice, right? So
how come mine needs constant attention and I'm never confident that it's
going to reach its destination?"
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