The Sandwich Theorem

[Cramulus]

that's a totally douche move

[Adios]

that's a totally douche move

Why, thank you!

[Rumckle]

If every sandwich shop on the block has awful sandwiches, settling is the best option.

The difference with this and the Schwartz examples is that in the examples Schwartz gives you are settling for something that is good (or at least mediocre) where as in your example you are settling for something bad.


Also, I seem to remember an article I read a couple of years ago that said when you have to make a decision between two or three things that you like (eg you've looked at the menu and now can't decide between the pasta and the steak), the best thing to do is just pick one, because if you agonise about it you will become unhappy and regret your decision. This was from a psychology experiment, but I cannot remember the name of the psychologist, or where I read it.