I wasn't aware that Poundland had a public service obligation to provide budget photography supplies.
Because that's so obviously what I implied.....
I wasn't aware that Poundland had a public service obligation to provide budget photography supplies.
So there is inherent risk in a free market and that risk coupled with the notion of “fairness” is often the first step down that slippery slope of over regulation.
And as for @MagicBoy suggesting they were bought up by a philanthropic school teacher - you make your mind up on those odds whilst reading the words of one satisfied shopper here:
"I’ve about 30 roll in cupboard and will sweep my local shops soon"
https://austerityphoto.co.uk/pound-film-no-poundland-drops-agfaphoto-vista-plus-200/
You're over complicating it and again turning it into a war of ideology. I'm not for regulation at all, I'm simply saying - and without even venturing into it being a moral imperative, I wouldn't even consider bulk buying that film to make sure I got the prize at the expense of others because that's not how I see things.
And as for @MagicBoy suggesting they were bought up by a philanthropic school teacher - you make your mind up on those odds whilst reading the words of one satisfied shopper here:
"I’ve about 30 roll in cupboard and will sweep my local shops soon"
https://austerityphoto.co.uk/pound-film-no-poundland-drops-agfaphoto-vista-plus-200/
I can make unthoughtful (ie: stupid) sweeping generalizations if that makes it easier.
nowadays I'm a glass half full type rather than immediately assuming the worst in people.