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Andrew McKay

wrote:

So youre paying £50 per decade instead of a fraction of that for
something decent. Plus the inconvenience of extra trips.

I really don't understand the point you are trying to make. 30 years ago
when I bought that Russell Hobbs kettle there were no plasticky kettles
selling for a fiver. And from memory I recall the Russell Hobbs kettle
cost about £25. In today's money that might be £120 or more. It was
bought on company expense anyway so why should I care?

Are you trying to suggest that because I couldn't actually obtain a
kettle at a low price back then I have incurred expenditure which could
have been avoided? I really can't see how that could be.

I may misunderstand where you're coming from - perhaps you could explain.

Andrew

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