I would never pay MSRP for that kind of stuff.  And my wife would rather not get second-hand clothes or accessories.

我绝不会为那种东西支付厂商建议零售价。而且我妻子也不愿意买二手衣服或饰品。

So, what you are paying the store might not necessarily, be the MSRP, because the stores want to make it more competitive.

那么，你付给店家的价格不一定是，建议售价，因为商家希望提供更有竞争力的价格。

These shoes are more than 50% off the original selling price, the MSRP.

这些鞋子比原售价（建议零售价）低 50% 以上。

Now, a lot of cars will - a lot of dealerships will show you the MSRP, Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price.

现在，很多汽车都会 - 很多经销商会向您展示 MSRP，即制造商的建议零售价。

" MSRP" . So, now, when we're talking about big ticket items, like cars, computers, appliances, then we want to know how much it costs.

「MSRP」。好了，现在，当谈论到大件物品，比如车子、计算机和电器用品，我们想知道价格。

So while the MSRP for both of these guys is going to be a pretty pricey $350, these guys, well, they actually cost 350 bucks.

这两副耳机的建议零售价是350美元，对，它们都是350美元。

But keep in mind, almost always you're going to see the MSRP here, and then you're going to see the dealer price is lower.

但请记住，几乎总是您会在这里看到厂商建议零售价，然后您会看到经销商价格更低。

But then the stores, they want to compete with other stores, so, they go: " We will beat the MSRP by 10%. We will go under the manufacturer's price" . Okay?

但是对于店家来说，他们要和对手竞争，因此，他们会采取策略：“我们比MSRP（建议售价）再便宜一成，价格优于制造商。”好吗？