It's amazing how offers work in people's minds. I remember once when I was younger when I worked in a large DIY store that we placed an item on a yellow background for sale and doubled its sale, without changing the price. With another article, in addition to putting it on a yellow background, we put it on a podium of boxes, its sale was multiplied by 4, we did not change the price either. And of course they weren't necessities but impulse purchases.
It's natural to want items that will make your life more pleasant and fulfilling. To make life easier, we work to gain money and amass material possessions.
Sometimes, though, our quest for monetary abundance turns us into egotistical, greedy people. People value materialism more these days than they do relationships and other life experiences.
!PIZZA
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