Oct 17 2012: The smartest decision will be the one that gives the maker the most satisfaction. If the maker is not sure it will not be a good decision. This is supported by our individual and unique experiences. Customers who like what they buy are happy with their decision. Those who make a hasty selection are not, thus making a bad decision. Those who cannot decide make no selection until they are happy with one.
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