Our growing affluence has allowed us to shift from being bargain shoppers buying branded (or even unbranded)… — Chris Anderson
Our growing affluence has allowed us to shift from being bargain shoppers buying branded (or even unbranded) commodities to becoming mini-connoisseurs, flexing our taste with a thousand little indulgences that sets us apart from others.
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