Comment on the following. “Necessity never made a good bargain”. (B. Franklin)

Franklin means that a person in urgent need usually cannot choose favourable terms. If you desperately need money, food or help, the other side may demand a high price because you have little time to compare alternatives.

For example, someone who waits until the last day to buy a necessary train ticket may have to pay much more. Planning ahead gives people more choice and a better chance of making a fair bargain.

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