the irony is how the value represents a dunning Kruger curve
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Kinda looks like they intentionally designed it so $5 is the most value so people wouldn’t just buy one ticket.
I’d buy 10 tickets for $5 over an over
Sad math
The more you buy the less you save!
‘Ill take 10 tickets times four’
‘You mean 40?’
‘No, 10 tickets times four’
I see where they were going with it. Other than 1 ticket, it’s all $1/ticket+5 free. But, didn’t really think that through.
5 dollars in tickets please… 5 dollars in tickets please…. 5 dollars in tickets please…. 5 dollars in tickets please….
“You see what I did there? I spent $20 and got 40 tickets. If I wanted 40 tickets to begin with, I would have had to spend $35.”
“Before I made up this dumb $ to ticket sheet, people would only spend $5. Now they spend $15 more, just to prove me wrong.”
>represents a Dunning Kruger Curve
Nah
I’ll take 8 sets of 5 dollar tickets please…..
This title is a Dunning Kruger curve.
How is it a Dunning-Kruger effect?
These comments prove it’s a successful business model by how so many are quick to point out how they would ‘abuse’ the ‘mistake’
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Getting money either way.
That is not what irony is
Just buy 10 tickets then come back for another 10 and another and another. It’s the only value for money option
These people are gonna vote. Make sure you do too
This is a known trick to get people to buy 10 tickets for $5 so they feel smart. For more tricks read Dan Ariely’s stuff, the original Predictably Irrational is best imho.
I would like 4 sets of 10 tickets, please
Counterpoint: Maybe you only need like 10 tickets to have a good night. “I totally robbed them and got 80 tickets for $40!!!!!” Congrats, you just won a $5 stuffed animal….
*I’ll take 10 tickets please.*
*And I’ll take 10 more tickets please.*
*And I’ll take 10 more tickets please.*
*And I’ll take 10 more tickets please.*
…
Me returning with yet another goofy disguise and a $5 bill:
The irony is how OP thinks they understand Dunning-Kruger (which, by the way, I don’t claim to) and just thinks that an idiot who doesn’t understand basic arithmetic is somehow involved in that
I’ll take 4 sets of 10 tickets, thank you!
Hi I would like 10 tickets four times please.
I don’t think this is Dunning Kruger-esque. Just bad at math. Or reading. Or reason.
I’ll have 4 sets of $5. You mean $20? No, I’ll take $5 four times please.
So… 5 dollars is the best possible deal?
1 ticket = $1 = $1 per ticket
10 tickets = $5 = $0.50 per ticket
15 tickets = $10 = $0.67 per ticket
20 tickets = $15 = $0.75 per ticket
25 tickets = $20 = $0.80 per ticket
30 tickets = $25 = $0.84 per ticket
35 tickets = $30 = $0.86 per ticket
40 tickets = $35 = $0.88 per ticket
He’ll have the fish sticks and beans… twice
Maybe they are trying to stop people from buying a shit load of tickets, so that everyone gets a chance to buy tickets and win prizes.
I ran a charity wheel raffle one time, and the same three fuckers bought all the tickets every round because the donated prizes were worth more than they were raffling them off for.
Would have been more fair imo charging more to people buying multiple tickets, or limiting tickets to one per person, or saying you can one win one prize during the day.
I would buy 10 tickets, then after they give me ten buy another ten and do that a total of 4 times.
[How I would be acting but with buying tickets.](https://youtu.be/K7mqI5klgaQ)
*Just keeps buying in $5 increments*