some people beleive that nowadays we have too many choices. to what extent do you agree or disagree withthis statement.

Nowadays, in a materialistic society, companies provide too many varieties of
choices
to their consumer. In my opinion, I can not disagree more that
people
in our society will gain any advantages from too many
choices
. When
people
have the freedom
choices
, it is good for them.
On the other hand
,
people
have too many
choices
; it does not appear the same outcome.
For example
, a local coffee shop provides only their local beans;
in contrast
, a large chain company
such
as Starbucks provide many varieties of beans from around the world
such
as from Brazil, Myanmar, or Thailand to their customer. According to
this
situation, consumers may buy coffee from large companies rather than local shops because of its variety.
Moreover
, some restaurants sell only Thai cuisine, but other restaurants sell a variety of foods.
As a result
,
people
will be interested to buy food from the
second
restaurant
instead
of the Thai restaurant. A business will benefit from
this
situation.
For example
, the provider will get more variety of customers, more selling rates, and others.
However
, there are many reasonable hidden drawbacks when buying a product with too many overload
choices
.
Firstly
,
people
will lose their time because they have to choose the best product for them;
on the other hand
, they might have a better option to try other products.
Secondly
, some
people
might lose a large amount of their money because they might have an idea to buy all of those
choices
to try.
As a result
, they will not lose an opportunity to try those
choices
. To sum up, there are many striking points that business will be more beneficial to
this
situation than individual consumers, so we should not give most of our interest to materialism.
People
should consider more in quality of the product not the quantity of it
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