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The way they're laid out maximizes the amount of time it takes to get through them by the "natural" path, making customers repeatedly make the decision not to b
by InitialLastName 6y ago
The way they're laid out maximizes the amount of time it takes to get through them by the "natural" path, making customers repeatedly make the decision not to buy things, thereby wearing down their willpower until they get to the end and can load up their cart with trinkets they didn't need when they showed up.
- SR2Z 6y agoIf you go to a showroom and get offended when it does its job it sounds like you really shouldn't be going to a showroom at all.
- InitialLastName 6y agoOh, I don't and I'm not offended. I'm just pointing out that there was a design constraint other than "This is for the consumer's benefit"