Your quote is both literally and connotatively poor. If Spielberg had asked “Why spend two dollars on a bookmark? … Why not use a dollar as a bookmark?” then there would at least have been some moral along the lines of efficient practicality.
A dollar is much more fungible than a bookmark. After you’re done reading your book, you can not only use the dollar to hold your place in other books, you can spend it on other things.
A dollar is much more fungible than a bookmark. After you’re done reading your book, you can not only use the dollar to hold your place in other books, you can spend it on other things.
It is indeed a considerably more fungible one dollar.
A dollar is much more fungible than a bookmark. After you’re done reading your book, you can not only use the dollar to hold your place in other books, you can spend it on other things.
It is indeed a considerably more fungible one dollar.