One day, I was shopping for clothes at my favorite store and I saw a shirt liked. I took a second look at it and saw what looked like a defect.  It sort of looked like it was torn open at the seams where the cloth is folded over and stitched. I thought to myself, “Whoah, whoah, I can’t buy this.â€Â But I took closer look at it and realized that it was intentional as all the other shirts in the pile were the same. At that point, I thought to myself to “Whoah, whoah, this is cool. I need to buy this!â€Â It’s funny how the shirt stayed the same, while my opinion changed.
It’s interesting how your setting can affect your perspective and expectations. If a grocery stored charged $6 for a 16 oz. bottle of soda, you’d be up in arms. But if you order that same amount of soda at a local nightclub, you’d sign that bill without a second thought. Of course, those the preceding bottles of alcohol may help temper your righteous indignation.