One Dollar for 3 Tries?

Studied in school, and then went to market for dinner. Well, dinner was so interesting, in the sense that I had never wanted to eat Hokkien Mee, because I felt it wasn't really good or to be compared with the one opposite my house. But for some weird reason, I wanted to give it a try. Give it a chance, and hope it would be better this time.

Often people know what they dislike, not exactly those extreme kind, but one of which they try to not choose. But with some weird occurence, they tend to have a

"Nvm lah, I'll just give it a try. Hope it won't disappoint me this time, or I'll never try again."

logic. And when its really better, they are elated and well, they do it again. Which in this case, isn't anything too unpleasant or what.
But when it disappoints them once again, they are rather unhappy, not with the hawker, but with themselves, in the sense why did they even give it a chance in the first place. Of course, the dissatisfaction of the food plays a part too.

Everytime I'm facing something that I know I won't like, or would prefer not to have, it is proven by results that I'll give it another shot. The exact same way that everything happens.