That's a poor example since their is more than one scrap on the market and people are willing to undercut that steep buyout. He's saying the price should raise since the only ones available are selling for 2 buds which is incorrect logic. A better example to counteract that would be to say that I should price both of my El Jefes (which are both 1 of 1 on the market) for a houwar each since there's no one who is going to sell for lower. Now to explain why this type of thinking is wrong is because anyone can sell something for any amount, but that selling price doesn't make it the actual price unless sellers are willing to shell out for that buyout whether it be reasonable or steep.