I wanted 3 of something. No more than 3 or they'd go off. But they were on sale cheaper if you bought 2. So I only got 2. Wasn't the idea to make me buy more?
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6 years ago
2 for £1.50 doesn't work
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6 years ago
The people who only wanted one were enticed into buying two. Their twos trump your three.
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6 years ago
If I'd only needed one, the same thing would apply. Buying two, one would go off before I used it.
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6 years ago
Reminds me, over 60 years ago, a school classmate working at a dry goods store told me the store sold men's white shirts for $2 but would put them on sale for 2 for $5. Store was doing very well.
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6 years ago
Only Americans would fall for that.
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6 years ago
For some reason in the UK, it's exceedingly rare to find two small containers be cheaper than one large one.