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This. It's literally a store--of course there is going to be advertising. That's why it's free to walk in the door, because you are there to either buy or be so
by morpheuskafka 8y ago
This. It's literally a store--of course there is going to be advertising. That's why it's free to walk in the door, because you are there to either buy or be sold something.
- trophycase 8y agoYeah! I mean, They are trying to make money so anything is justifiable right?
- perl4ever 8y agoThe problem is that the commitment represented by walking in the door can be exploited. Traditionally, societal mores prevented that on the assumption that being decent to customers allowed repeat business. Imagine if you have prices which seem reasonable, but there is an eye tracker which doubles the price on anything you are looking at. In olden days, you would kind of have that situation with a shopkeeper and no price labels, but then you would get to haggle. Now, you can't argue with it.