I Ship Shadowroot But In Like A Toxic Way That Would Require A Diagram To Explain

i ship shadowroot but in like a toxic way that would require a diagram to explain

Hello friends! A little curious about smth, so maybe you can help me.

Oftentimes, when small things go wrong with orders or frustrating shit happens, we issue gift cards for $5-10 as an apology or a 'well, this isn't anybody's fault per se, but it kinda sucks, so here, have this and feel better about it' kind of gesture, which is a common thing for companies, right? But I'm wondering: if you were a customer, would you rather get a gift certificate with a fixed amount, or would you rather get a discount code that could potentially amount to a larger amount saved?

I realized that an 18% discount code, for example, becomes more money than a $5 gift card at just under $28 -- so you'd be better off with the discount code if you're buying a t-shirt or more -- and more than a $10 gift card at just under $56, so you'd be better off if you wanted to, say, buy a dress or a pair of shoes.

But this is also a mental thing, too, so, assuming we're talking about small-to-medium things that went wrong with an order -- it took longer than expected because we had to buy more materials, something got held up at customs and it didn't make it by somebody's birthday, the print partner printed your item wrong and you got a replacement for the wrong item...

I'm only putting those 2 options because I really do want to see just those two things, thank youuuuu. :)

No, this isn't about anything in particular.

also my favourite part of death note is that it is at its core a critique of what happens when you foster an academic culture of hobbyless behavior. none of this would have happened if light yagami played d&d