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Anon@18:36

Having had a G&T and then a glass of red with my haggis. . . .

There is no comparison to a retail purchase.

The retailer in a retail setting knows what their costs are and the margin they need to survive and price accordingly.

The manufacturer knows what they are manufacturing and will advise the wholesaler of the product specification, lead in time, bulk discounts etc etc

A lawyer won't know what is involved until they know the issues: and this makes price comparisons little more than irrelevant and misleading guff.

Try asking a garage any garage how much it will cost to get a car through it's first MOT, when they say what sort of car, does it need new tyres, brake pads, lights etc tell them that they're refusing to engage with unmet demand and not focusing on the needs of the consumer etc after all there's lots of unmet need and garages should employ actual chimpanzees / monkeys to satisfy this unmet demand.

Right enough of that, all my work emails will wait until the morning time for that water of life.