@Corpor4lC4rl@Nexiraluv Well, If the meal was basically free & edible then it’s reasonable to be disappointed. Your parents never got upset at you for wasting food? It's easier to understand the frustration when you value time, effort, money etc.
@dsbwstanacc@Nexiraluv She paid the price I set, that’s not debatable. My takeaway was to charge reasonable prices. I don't think $100 nor $1,300 is reasonable for knee length braids but that’s for the market to decide otherwise— adjust the price.
@justjadeyyyy@Nexiraluv Do you know us? Chill out. We both had our reasons to be upset. I didn’t charge enough for labor, that’s what it has to do with me.
@goddessmaree96@1_800_whore_@Nexiraluv Eventually if nobody is willing to pay then they’ll adjust price & vice versa. Personally, I think it’s good business practice to start with lower prices. The only downside is experiences like mine. We live & learn.
@MiMiNonna512@Nexiraluv Trust me, we were both upset! My point is that the situation made me understand how much I undercut my labor. It was my first time doing that length, so I was afraid of overcharging but either way we both got scammed.
@goddessmaree96@1_800_whore_@Nexiraluv Some people believe their work is worth more than the market is willing to pay. I can understand that feeling without agreeing that the price is justified.
@goddessmaree96@Nexiraluv I don’t think $1,300 is a reasonable price but I do understand that the labor involved is taxing. I mentioned my experience bc if I charged a fair labor rate, I wouldn’t care that she took the braids. Regardless, I was 16yr & braid prices were significantly lower 10 years ago.