If Friendship was a product you could purchase how much would you pay?
By Warren Brown
@warrenbrown (173)
London, England
May 30, 2007 4:32am CST
If friendship was a product being sold in the supermarket,I would only pay ten pounds for it, which would be the average price of a new book in the bookstore, as a book is also a friend,but not as reliable and dependable.
3 responses
@GardenGerty (157665)
• United States
30 May 07
Actually, books are more reliable and dependable than people, because they are always the same, no matter what. Just not nearly so interesting or flexible. I do not know what I would pay for friendship, as I have two friends, besides my hubby and other family members, who are absolutely priceless. I have no money to spare, so I guess the price is irrelevant. $15.00 or so for the starter version, but the best, longest, strongest ones should cost a fortune. That is what friendship is worth.
@warrenbrown (173)
• London, England
30 May 07
I love books, but friends are a real treasure in life. Thanks for your comments. All the best to you and your dear family.
@easyzheng (666)
• China
30 May 07
It's very interesting topic indeed. I've never thought of that. I agree with you that sometimes a good book can replace a friedship. I dare not say how much I would pay for a special friendship because it can be valueless.
@warrenbrown (173)
• London, England
30 May 07
I created this topic for its shock value.I am glad that it has been appreciated.
@mamasan34 (6518)
• United States
30 May 07
$9.95 hahahah! Just kidding, honestly that is a very interesting question. Friendship to me is very valuable and that of a true friend priceless. I don't know if I could put a valid price on such an item. I know it would be quite expensive though!
@warrenbrown (173)
• London, England
30 May 07
Thanks for your valuable comment.I am sure that others will find it useful as well.
