Analysis Of The Movie The Ghost - 1172 Words

Shopping is almost as if the consumer is in a horror movie, but better since ghost cannot reveal their selves to frighten us. Every time an individual is out shopping, ghosts are shopping besides them. It is almost as if we are possessed by them. They seem to control how we shop, and depending on how an individual shop they walk around with different types of ghost. These ghost makes up one’s consumer identity. Let me talk first talk about a ghost that I used to shop with, the ghost of gender. An event that this ghost used to shop with me is when I am shopping for a baby shower. I shop according to their gender. If it is going to be a girl, I shop for pink clothes and anything related to that color since it is the symbolic color for girls†¦show more content†¦I am happy to say that I have escaped this ghost. Everyone have habits as to how they shop and a majority of the time, mine consist of savings. My mother has influence this habit onto me. I am from a low-income family, so the need to save and use money wisely is essential for me. Majority of my mother’s money were invested on items, such as foods, clothing, shoes, and any household related items, all which were necessary. If there were extras, she saves them for next month bills. Very rarely does she buy any of her wants, but when she does they are items that she uses seasonally, if not daily, such as a portable green house. She has a mini garden in our background where she plants vegetables and cayenne pepper being a majority of it. Every spring she goes to Hmong Town, located in the capital of Minnesota, to buy these baby cayenne pepper plant. My mother usually spends $60 for 30 of them, and sometimes even more. So recently, she decided to buy a portable green house to grow her own although it will require patience and effo rt. I want to get more reasonable items for less. 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