from my perspective I would say that it depends on the person you the person aged I mean he’s old he will buy something that he only needs because he he will try to save his money and to just buy that he need because he he knows that these things that he won’t use it in the future and that’s why he he would only purchase the thing that he needs, that he requires. But if the person is not aged, he is a really young, he would like to buy everything he is seeing in his way. Because this person kinda haven’t explored this world yet, he doesn’t have any experiences about this, and he wants to touch everything. That’s why he will buy, I mean a lot of things that he don’t need, that he doesn’t need. For example, my grandfather, he buys always something that he needs, I know there is. But me, myself, I buy always that I’m seeing and I want to touch it and that’s kind of inevitable for me.
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From my perspective, I would say that it depends on the person. If the person is older, he will buy only what he needs because he tries to save his money and only purchases what he requires. He knows that there are things he won't use in the future, and that's why he would only buy what he needs. But if the person is younger, he would like to buy everything he sees. This person hasn't explored the world yet; he doesn't have much experience, and he wants to touch everything. That's why he will buy a lot of things that he doesn't need. For example, my grandfather always buys only what he needs, and I know that. But I, myself, tend to buy everything I see and want to touch, and that's kind of inevitable for me.
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