Mesack Abednego

If you are a businessman, There is a product on the shelf that has sat there for months. Nobody picks it up. Customers just come, look at it, palpate it, press it, squeeze it, sniff it and leave it there. But the expiry date approaches. Then you decide to print a new expiry label, extend the expiry date, dust it off, and reposition it on the shelf. But still nobody buys it. You add an illuminating, shouting yellow discount label on it, but still nobody cares. You even add a flower and a butterfly sticker on it, but nobody buys it. They just admire it, touch it and then pass. The expiry label and discount tag peel off the product, which is collecting dust and mould. Then one day a customer arrives and happily buys it. And you remind him that "Goods once sold are never returned." He says, "Ooh yeaaaah!" He walks out happy, to go suffer buyer's remorse once he discovers it has expired, lost its quality and tastes sour. You finally breathe a sigh of relief, Phew! That is what is going on in the minds of the parents of this expired packet of milk.