May be because ppl think two are synonym.

_____ · Mar 13, 2015 10:24 AM

It depends on the type of people you hang out with. If you hang out with people who are poor they will look for cheap things. If you hang out well to do people, they will look for least expensive stuff.

shahi baba · Mar 13, 2015 10:33 AM

We have officially run out of questions here in Sajha.

BadhiJanne · Mar 13, 2015 10:50 AM

Actually, it's the opposite. Rich usually look for cheap stuffs for their everyday needs whereas sons/daughters of riches or the middleclass(show-offs) are the ones who look for expensive stuffs. Poor don't have options, lets not even go there. There is a reason, why riches are rich. They're bigtime misers.

bittertruth · Mar 13, 2015 11:09 AM

लौ मा पनि केहि थपि दिउ : कथाको माध्यम बाट राजमहलको छेउमा एउटा हजामको टहरो रहेछ : एकदिन रानीले सोधीन हैन यो हजाम दैनिक मिठो पकवान खान्छ जस्तो छ ( हावाको झोक्काले बस्न महल तिर पनि पुर्याउने रहेछ ), | एस्तो कुराकानी भएको दिन देखि दैनिक आउने पकवानको बासना आउँन छोडेछ | फेरी रानीले सोध्न पुगिन के भयो हजामलाई आज भोलि त पकाएर पनि खादैन जस्तो छ : बासना नआएको महिनौ भयो ? राजाले तेस्को जोपडीमा एउटा असर्फिको थैली राख्न लगाएछन : असर्फी पाएको दिन देखि उ जोगाड तिर ध्यान दिन थाल्यो र खान पिन तब्लिली आयो | Money changes habits as well mentality.  Last edited: 13-Mar-15 11:46 AM

magorkhe1 · Mar 13, 2015 11:46 AM

------ I thought about both being synonym but the way they are used sounds different even though they mean the same. " I am looking for cheap stuff" vs " I am looking for the least expensive stuff" I think it shows the different attitude of a person. Shahi Baba: I don't think its the matter of poor or a well to do person.  BadhiJanne: Humans are curious animals, we never gonna run out of questions. Bittertruth: I totally agree with you about poor and rich even though it does not apply to all but most. magrokhe1: Nice perspective 

Gorkhali4982 · Mar 13, 2015 12:07 PM