I was taught at a young age not to, "judge a book by its cover," and after 30+ years of living, that seems like sound advice. I've met some amazing homeless people, and really inspiring wealthy folks. Usually, the people that I've met with commercial brand allegiance have been less interesting, but most are still nice.
If one is making a decision that might affect their life/ livelihood directly, sure, it is prudent to not hand over trust to an entity with whom you are unfamiliar. Other than that, I don't judge my neighbors by their brand choice.
If one is making a decision that might affect their life/ livelihood directly, sure, it is prudent to not hand over trust to an entity with whom you are unfamiliar. Other than that, I don't judge my neighbors by their brand choice.