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Originally Posted by Zoggite

I'm not "stressing myself" over prices, it's just that I still haven't acquired that instinctive feel of "cheap" or "expensive" at a glance of a price;for instance, if I were to tell you that I bought a 3-bed Semi for £60k last month, you'd instantly say that that was a good deal; but if I said I'd bought it for 3.6 million francs, or 90,000 Euros, you'd have to do a bit of mental arithmetic first to work out whether it was a good deal or not. Well it's the same every day: £1.20 for a cup of coffee, is that OK or am I being ripped off? Let's see, that's roughly 80 francs, so no, that's pretty much the going rate in a café...
A pair of shoes, £50: Hmmm, that's 3000 francs, not cheap, but still OK if I really like them... Do you see what I'm getting at? it's that instant gut-reaction that I still need to develop... Or at least that's what my analyst tells me!

I totally understand you Zo. It's the same as when you go on holiday, and bag a bargain that wasn't a bargain when you work out the true cost!

What do you need an analyst for? Or is that a joke.............