You could say this about any unprofitable business. It's the business's job to offer transactions to each individual customer that aggregate to the positive for the business. It's not my job to provide corporate welfare to ailing Best Buy.
You could use the same logic to criticize a listener for not buying a bad album from their favorite band.
Heck, even I waited until the price drop on Amazon MP3 to buy The Roots' new album today. (it was $8 last night)
We don't actually disagree. I'm just pointing out the consequences. There are instances where I buy things based on those consequences as opposed to what was best for me.
You could use the same logic to criticize a listener for not buying a bad album from their favorite band.
Heck, even I waited until the price drop on Amazon MP3 to buy The Roots' new album today. (it was $8 last night)