06-29-2019, 10:11 PM
I have no problems with dynamic pricing.
It’s already quite widespread — at some bakeries, pastries are half off the final hour before closing. The price of many concerts and shows are discounted (or, made available to more discounters like groupon), as the date approaches. The tradeoff being, the selection grows worse each day.
I think it all makes sense. I do think they underestimate the Notre Dame game — i really think they could be a contender this year, and the Thanksgiving game could be a play-in game for them. And i think they overestimate the Northwestern game — based on recent years, I think they should just make the first game the bargain game of the year and offer a $20 kickoff special.
But as for the dynamic pricing, it makes sense to me. I appreciate the transparency.
It’s already quite widespread — at some bakeries, pastries are half off the final hour before closing. The price of many concerts and shows are discounted (or, made available to more discounters like groupon), as the date approaches. The tradeoff being, the selection grows worse each day.
I think it all makes sense. I do think they underestimate the Notre Dame game — i really think they could be a contender this year, and the Thanksgiving game could be a play-in game for them. And i think they overestimate the Northwestern game — based on recent years, I think they should just make the first game the bargain game of the year and offer a $20 kickoff special.
But as for the dynamic pricing, it makes sense to me. I appreciate the transparency.