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Posted 7/24/2008 12:35:47 PM


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The various comments you guys are making go a long way in demonstrating how perception comes into play.  If we perceive the value to be true, then it is worthy of obtaining.  That is why some people wear a Rolex and some wear a Timex...even thought they both pretty much do the same thing.  I've got a friend who, every time he's at my house and sees the 15-20 various rods and reels that I have in racks in my garage, makes a comment that he can catch the same fish that I can, but using his $25 Wally World rod and reel combo.  I tell him that this may be true on any given day, but I sure do have alot more confidence and feel much better about myself by doing it my way!

Having said that, I do have to agree with Eric on this one...In other words, I don't perceive the value in the Yellowfin.

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Posted 7/24/2008 12:52:48 PM


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timman (7/24/2008)

Having said that, I do have to agree with Eric on this one...In other words, I don't perceive the value in the Yellowfin.

Yet he has 50k+ boat, (if he actually had to pay retail for it) so he has a top of the line FLATS boat and this is a top of the line BAY boat.

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Posted 7/24/2008 1:06:06 PM


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Nevermind. Not sure why so many are missing the point.

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Posted 7/24/2008 1:09:06 PM


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timman (7/24/2008)
The various comments you guys are making go a long way in demonstrating how perception comes into play.  If we perceive the value to be true, then it is worthy of obtaining.  That is why some people wear a Rolex and some wear a Timex...even thought they both pretty much do the same thing.  I've got a friend who, every time he's at my house and sees the 15-20 various rods and reels that I have in racks in my garage, makes a comment that he can catch the same fish that I can, but using his $25 Wally World rod and reel combo.  I tell him that this may be true on any given day, but I sure do have alot more confidence and feel much better about myself by doing it my way!

Having said that, I do have to agree with Eric on this one...In other words, I don't perceive the value in the Yellowfin.

Go buy a Timex and where it for a year and try to sell it see how much you get. Then go buy a Rolex where it for a year then turn around and sell it and what you get.

 

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Posted 7/24/2008 1:10:19 PM


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ericholstman (7/24/2008)
Nevermind. Not sure why so many are missing the point.

Try to explain it better I am listening.

 

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Posted 7/24/2008 1:41:08 PM


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Seminolewind,

Now why would I want to go and sell a Timex watch?

Seriously, I understand your point, but it's not relevant to my post.  One could go back and forth and justify "why" or "why not" to spend the $$$.  (I have a wife -- I understand the concept of justification very well! JK)  Simply, it's not important enough to me (regardless of resale value) to spend that kind of jack on a Yellowfin. 



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