I don't think people demanding a product that is worth the money paid "is believing your entitled to everything"

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Let's say I decided as the head of ToyBiz/Hasbro/Lego I wanted those to be "luxuries" as you put it. So I raised prices and in effort to break even lowered the production standard on the toys. So now, toys which arguably all children probably want, are cheaply made and expensive. By your logic parents should not complain because "they don't have to buy them". That logic works only in the "ideal world" but in the "real world" advertisements and social settings dictate our needs and wants. In order to have a child who is happy he is going to need some toys, or else all the other kids with toys will make him feel inferior and thus hinder his ultility at that age. Similarly, movies are a very common social setting. You could raise the price another 2 or 3 dollars and people would probably still organize friday nights around mega-blockbusters. Those things have cultural significance.
Therefore if you make the product bad and simply bank on people showing up you are ripping them off if they come. People, unfortunately don't wise up and stop going as a means of protest. They will go so long as TV and other medias make the event seem rewarding. This is something age old John Smith Capitalism never knew about. The ability to manipulate people into buying inferior products.