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Impulse Buying - How Stores Trick You

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An endcap and checkout-lane candy add $20 to Diego's grocery run, a today-only sign talks him into a $35 jacket through scarcity, and one-click checkout pushes $45 of unplanned electronics into his cart, the same figure topping every impulse bar on the chart.

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