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Last I checked, half of 200 000 wasn't half of 300 000. And last I checked, that's not how marketing works.

 

If you want people to spend the most money, which is the case, you want them spending the most on the best value one. If all train passes had an equal day to $ rate, there would be no "better" pass to buy, having it be this way, means that the biggest pass, which costs the most money, is also the most money efficient, numbers below.

 

7 day = 14 285.7$/day

14 day = 12 500$/day

21 day = 11 428.6$/day

28 day = 10 714$/day

 

Which as a result, means it's more money efficient to spend more money, which is a prime strategy in marketing, offer the best deal, for the highest price.

Which as a result, means i'm putting a -1

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