The Native Christian is absolutly dizzy with all this math just dancing in her head! Would it be easier if we could just price people by race and class-upper class whites like ourselves excluded of course because we ARE priceless (You ARE Upper Class White aren't you?)-because 3% of this and 3% of that is just too busy for us. Would it be easier for us to say that the Calvin Kleins we give to our cook, Juanita, would be worth, lets say, 50% less because they are used? But that's not a good comparrison because as good as a tamale maker our little Juanita is, we're not quite sure she's worth even half of $6,000,000 (that would be $3,000,000, right?) Besides, if Juanita ships them off to her sister in Honduras, their value is sure to drop so we can see this formula just isn't going to work... You seem like a nice young man-maybe you could simplify it for us. We've always been facinated by how social issues like this impact our buying power. Especially when it comes to couture...We always feel we're paying too much! But a girls gotta live! Oh yes, was the poor train damaged too terribly when that dreadful individual had the gall to disregard a red light?