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Originally Posted by replicant_argent
So, the first shop owner is happy, he sold cigars for his price.
The second shop is purchasing a product, and putting capital into a product he may or may not sell, taking the risk that he can indeed sell them for the higher price to make a (fairly small) retail profit to drive his business. He is also expanding his inventory to serve his customer base at a cost that is most likely higher than what may have been normal wholesale pricing (if there is a licensing or preferred vendor pricing structure.)
The customer (any customer at any shop) has the choice to buy or not buy at any price.
And the "D1ck" move is exactly what?
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The d1ck move I was referring to was shop #2 raising the price higher than shop #1.
You explained it all in your above message, and you are right shop #2 has a right to do that and we as consumers have the right not to shop there.