Yes it is hard to put an exact price on arrogance !
So for your money you get -
Any designs errors won't get acknowledged or fixed.
Generally hardware that is about 2/3 the performance of equivalent PC.
Deliberate lying and deceitful behaviour like making your phone run slower when you change batteries.
Deceitful behaviour when you take something in for repair and you get told no it can't be fixed when it actually can (although not by them).
Frequently hardware that cannot be upgraded when it would have been so simple to have made it so.
An OS that won't let you do many operations that you can on a PC.
Horrendously expensive to buy and maintain.
And others.
Some Macs that seem to run forever so you keep using it. The performance dropoff over the years probably matches your own performance dropoff as you age thus preventing you from seeing that paint now drys faster.

I have many computer programmer friends that use both. They say depending on the usage Mac may be better, and on another use PC may be better. They all say that Mac's are overpriced, some of the newer Mac book Pro computers have bad keyboards that Apple won't replace even though they know its a problem. Repair prices are exorbitant. Personally I don't like doing business with a company that uses near slave labor to make their products and then turns around and charges 1000 times its cost to manufacture. To those who use it for photo editing I don't blame you for drinking the kool-aid as they work great for those things. However I can get by using a PC since my pictures are for my pleasure not for sale. This discussion has about the same amount of logic as which camera is best Cannon,Nikon, Sony, etc. whether DSLR is really dead or Mirrorless the only way to go. Or should you buy a Ford, Chevy, Toyota, Nissan, Tesla,etc. We each have different biases, if we could agree to disagree and not try to cram down the throats of people asking for advice but get opinions instead we would all be happier. Happy New Year

This polarization towards either Macs or PCs is seriously interesting. I have had a view for a long time that Mac users were people who couldn't hack the slightly greater intricacies of a PC. People who basically didn't have the brain power to use a PC (on which you can do far more things than you can on a Mac). These thoughts came about because I lost a number of PC customers over to Macs. And why I thought this was because most of these customers were people who were lacking in brainpower. I would explain something to them (when they still had the PC), they would nod their head sagely but I found on my next visit that they obviously hadn't understood anything I had told them. Then later I would find they had bought a Mac.
Unfortunately amongst my friends I have a few whose brainpower is not in doubt and they also prefer Macs.
So bottom line is that I now think it is something to do with the way a person thinks that makes some minds cotton on to the logic of a Mac whereas others handle a PC better. Left hemisphere brain verse right hemisphere brain or something. I would love to know what this difference is as would everybody in marketing. I do know that one of the differences is that a Mac user is usually more fervent in his/her defence of their Mac use so knowing this I have to confess to pushing their buttons occasionally and maybe this is one of the differences showing up in me.
My wife is a very good graphics designer (for 40 years) and she has been a PC user for all her design life where computers have been a part of it. She thinks Macs are so weird and would never change.
So what are the basic differences between a Mac and PC user ? Also interestingly is that preferring an iphone to all others does not show across the Mac v PC boundaries because a lot of PC users prefer using an iphone. Probably one of the main reasons why I prefer Android to iphone is Apples stance towards repairs and the cost of ownership. But that's me (and Louis Rossman although he makes his income because of Apples stance).

While I have no real need nor can I otherwise rationalize the purchase, I'm seriously thinking about a new 2019 Mac Pro with modest components because it would please me just to have it. I may even consider selling my 2013 6,1 and 2010-2012 5,1 Mac Pros... Although I've kept a couple of capable Windows 10 PC's for access to several PC specific business programs and data archives, I believe the Mac OS is superior and the right choice for my needs in retirement.

You can drive yourself crazy with Cinebench, Geekbench, and Blackmagic Disk Speed Test Utilities while constructing a specialized PC and still not have the most bad-assed computer on the block for long.