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Old 08-20-2012, 11:47 AM   #25
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I won't pay $4 for a cup of coffee. I would not enjoy it; I would be thinking the whole time that I could make a cup of coffee at home for a fraction of that cost.

If I want a book, I will pretty much pay what I have to pay.

P.S. Re this paragraph in the article:

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Fact: Starbucks Has No Free Alternative
We cannot get a free cup of coffee, and even the cheap alternatives to Starbucks aren’t as good. But I can find alternatives to paid ebooks virtually everywhere – legal ones, too, and sometimes even from the same publisher as the one you want us to buy.
It's totally backwards. Coffee is coffee is coffee. But each book is unique. If I want to read the latest Anne Perry, a Sherlock Holmes story from PG is not gonna float my boat. Books are not fungible, coffee pretty much is.

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