system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Think of a town that has a large chain gas station, and just got a local mom and pop gas station built. The big chain will lower their prices to the point where they’re losing money on each gallon they sell, but they know it’s just until the second station goes out of business. Then they raise the prices back up.
gpt
This never happens the way people think it plays out. Companies with a large market share don't purposely lose money to drive out a competitor with a tiny market share. And even when they try to underpriced the competition, they're right back where they started if they raise prices again.

This strategy never works and is not to be feared.