The "Boomerang Effect": This strategy aims to maximize customer exposure to other products. By placing essentials in opposite ends of the store, shoppers have to walk past a wider variety of items, increasing the chance they'll pick up something unplanned.

Losing Track of Time: Without clocks, it's easy to lose sense of how long you've been shopping. This can lead to impulse purchases as you browse or make you feel less rushed to complete your list.

Dimming the Days: Many supermarkets use subdued lighting throughout the store. This can create a disconnection from the natural daylight cycle, making it harder to gauge how much time has passed.

These strategies work wonders for supermarket and force you to buy more and more .

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