Oh hold on TJ,
I’ve just read from where Graham quoted this list
Branding means nothing at all to me. I buy based on what things are not on the branding
some of us see the object for what it is not for what it is branded as.
I buy for what things are not for what they are branded / marketed as.
some of us do this. we buy for what things are
there is another way of thinking and working that involves actively discounting the branding and looking beyond that at what it is
I am aware of the marketing techniques – I chose to ignore them.
i don’t own branded goods.
marketing only works with the gullible
and asked how you that could be read as anything other than putting across the idea that you felt were impervious to the effects of marketing.
Actually, you haven’t answered that point.
By they way, just saying ‘yes I have’ won’t really cut it