# Forgiveness Without Repricing Can Subsidize Repetition by Bryant McGill > “Forgiveness without repricing—in other words, without changed consequences—can become a subsidy for repetition.” > **— Bryant McGill**, *Chimping Out, “Make yourself too expensive to harm,” September 2026* ## Sources and Context - **Author-supplied exact source:** [[books/Chimping Out|Chimping Out]], “Make yourself too expensive to harm,” September 2026 — the Reminder reproduces the complete standalone quotation marked in the authored section without changing its wording. The gloss “in other words, without changed consequences” explains the mechanism while preserving Bryant’s term “repricing.” - **Associated author recording:** [“Chimping Out - Make yourself too expensive to harm”](https://soundcloud.com/bryantmcgill/chimping-out-make-yourself-too) — the recording embedded directly above the authored section. ## Related Articles and Collections - **Collection:** [[collections/Simple Reminders|Simple Reminders]] - **Book:** [[books/Chimping Out|Chimping Out]] - **Wiki map:** [[wiki/Pricing Literacy|Pricing Literacy]] ## Related Topics - [[wiki/Pricing Literacy|Pricing Literacy]] ## Share on Social Media ``` “Forgiveness without repricing—in other words, without changed consequences—can become a subsidy for repetition.” — Bryant McGill, Chimping Out, “Make yourself too expensive to harm,” September 2026 https://bryantmcgill.com/simple-reminders-bryant-mcgill-forgiveness-repricing-subsidy-repetition ```