Huh? Where did I say that I dont count you as people? What?
About venting - my point was that it had a connotation of a one-time thing of getting something off someone's chest. I, for example, rarely post to vent. I post with a purpose to show entities who read these boards that some are unhappy. And I encourage others who aren't happy to show their voice in public, not private. Showing displeasure publicly is hardly a "vent" situation necessarily. Monger voice is a lot stronger than some may think it is.
And regardless of what is boring and what isn't - that's your opinion. But you tend to join discussions and talk about dead horses in topics that have conflict. Topics that are actually on topic. Maybe all topics on topic actually bore you?
Now, I'm not sure people know or remember economic principles from college. Considering that a lot of users here are in their 60s. College was a long time ago for me at this point, not to mention someone in their 60s. That assumption is just a very bold one. It's really easy to speak for yourself only, then you never get to invoke ad populums fallacies.
But let's see what I remember of microeconomics.
The prices have been at around 200/220 for nearly a decade here. The prices did not move to equilibrium point amidst inflation rising. Basic supply demand curve - just like I told floorhump on another forum - says if price is artificially fixed to be lower than equilibrium point, it creates shortages. Was there an observed shortage of kgirls during this time? No, there was not.
During that time, kgirls who competed against each other started to offer all included menus. Fast forward now and prices start blowing up, with upcharges for menu items entering the fray, including the unheard-of msog upcharge. So what happened, economically speaking. Do tell. Because I myself cannot explain this economically. If there was no price fixing before, then we have to say that price was always at equilibrium point. So why has the equilibrium point shifted so drastically here in the bay, and why did it not budge for most of the decade?