I imagine this observation was made in Egypt about 3,000 years ago.
Hubby: "Look at all these papyrus notebooks we've made. I've got a back room piled high with stock I can't sell."
Wifey: "Well they want shifting. I can't get to the Nile through all that junk."
Hubby: "I'll have to lower prices - otherwise demand will dry up and I'll have to go back to washing camels."
In other words, all this has been said before and will be said again. No offence, but that's how I choose to look at it. It keeps me sane.