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Not really. They very between cultures, and there is no evidence that any particular action is wrong or right. You may feel it lacks integrity to be the $99 guy, but there is no evidence to support that claim, which is based purely on feelings.
Morals are defined by nothing, since they donât exist on an objective level. On the subjective level, they are defined by the feelings of whoever holds the subjective morals.
Thatâs not what I said. If you can make money charging 99 dollars to wash a house more power to you. If you claim to wash a house for 99 dollars for attention⌠then add money for basic things that should be included in a house wash to bring the total for every job over 99 dollars⌠your are advertising faulsy
I may be the resident chemist, but Iâm also an average homeowner. If I see a sign that says wash any house for $99 Iâm going to assume that my house can be washed for $99.
If the guy shows up and says âIf I were you Iâd remove all the screens so I donât damage themâŚoh you canât, well i can for an additional $50 a screenââŚI would now be FUMING!
If he says soap is extra, Iâm fuming.
If he says i only wash the house, not the gutters, or the window shutters, or over doorsâŚetcâŚGGGRRRRR
if he says he can wash a house for $99, I want WHAT I THINK MY HOUSE IS, washed for $99.
My wife tells me basically the same thing when I get annoyed with customers. I have started saying âwe will wash the exterior painted surfaces and/or sidingâ. No, a house wash doesnât include your roof, your deck, your brick steps, your sidewalks, your gutters cleaned out, your brick foundation or chimney. Fred dude is just being antagonistic. My $11 haircut doesnât include a neck massage, shave, beard trim, weird goo in my hair or a facial. Itâs just a #2 guard with a high fade.
I didnât say it wouldnât irritate some people. Of course it will.
This is not the same as that action being âimmoralâ or âwrong.â There are numerous industries that take part in this practice and make good money doing it.
âI would be upset if it happened to meâ is not evidence that the action in question is immoral.
I think what everyone is trying to say is that itâs a deceptive practice to operate that way. Most folks will go through with a wash the first time, because they feel obligated if youâre already on site, but if they feel you were shady in your dealings, they wonât be a repeat customer. I think it is different, however, if you advertise $99 as the starting price for a basic/economy wash on a vinyl home. About like carwashes advertising a $4 dollar wash, although you could come out spending $50 for a full detail.
I think we have to be reasonable but that doesnât mean the theory is wrong. House washing is $99 but sidewalk, driveways, gutter brightening and gutter cleaning is extra.
âTraditionallyâ and âgenerallyâ are both subjective terms. Most humans that have ever lived have considered slavery to be just fine. This would make it âtraditionally held.â
âRightâ is subjective. You have no evidence that a given action is âright.â
This identifies a subjective and useless morality, not an objective, useful one.