bulkfaith
/ˈbʌlkˌfeɪθ/nounVerified NewThe conviction that buying in bulk saves money, maintained against the evidence of the portion that spoils.
The membership pays for itself, insists the member, over the third of the box that went to the bin. Bulkfaith is a subscription to an arithmetic that never quite closes.
Etym. — bulk + faith — believing the unit price over your own waste stream.
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