Buy as a child and buy like a sheep. Which type is more worth it?

The durian shop sold a badge for 169 baht per kilo, and the customer chose one durian and sent it to the merchant to weigh 2.8 kilograms. She paid 481 baht. Back home, she unshelled the shell, weighed the meat for 1 kilo, so it was worth it or not...........

Try to think honestly.

Price paid:

169 × 2.8 = 473.2 baht

(The 481 baht problem may be rounded up or included a little bit)

But the actual meat = 1 kilo.

Which means we paid about 480 baht for a kilo of meat.

👉 The simple comparison is that real durian meat falls about 480 baht / kilo.

Summary

Not worth it.

Because:

The sign says 169 baht / kg, but it's "whole child" (including the shell).

Only ~ 35% (1 out of 2.8 kg) of sheep

The actual price of meat has shot nearly 3 times.

Angles to think more

Normal durian meat will get about 25-35% of the weight of the whole ball.

To give "worth" must:

Choose the ball at the big pool. Thin shell.

Or buy "sheep and sell it for meat."

Frankly speaking, the buyer is:

If you don't choose well or don't see the meat first, you buy a baby and risk eating money.

If it's worth it, focus on "meat," not "whole weight." 👍

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