I thought they were trying to sell motor cars not to deter buyers.
Sometimes there is some good news - they're doing some a favour - by avoiding such places one is bound to have better health, longer life and more cash left for more important things plus the bonus of having more time to do other things - perhaps learning to cook and a way to better nutrition.
Some seem to forget that convenience costs - just a visit to a so called convenience store is an eye opener to astronomical pricing levels.
Convenience is always inconvenient to the hip pocket. Truth is also often inconvenient to some.
