Posted by CityBoy-McCoy on August 21, 2007 at 03:40:39 from (70.149.233.196):
In Reply to: red vs green posted by RANDY A20 on August 20, 2007 at 19:19:51:
I think a lot of it is psychological; when a guy is into something and he is somewhat insecure, he will often flock to whatever brand is the "in" brand - be it cars, outboard motors, tractors, shotguns - whatever. He is insecure and therefore, he especially needs to feel he has the best. Selecting the "in" brand gives him false confidence. He is "in with the in-crowd" now. Then, he further masks his insecure feelings by acting superior or snooty, and putting down any other brand, since he sees other brands as threats to his already fragile level of confidence. Certainly not all owners of John Deere tractors are insecure. But, I believe most of the unfriendly jerks are - at least to some degree. mike
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