I believe that many people who like to drink a little wine like to order a side dish with wine, which cold dishes, braised beef and peanuts can be rubbed for a few games. But for people who don't drink, why do you encounter a plate of peanuts when you go to a restaurant? Is it just to attract customers that the store gives it away for free? In fact, people think things are too simple. These are all store routines.

Because even if you don't intend to drink alcohol, you will find a little thirsty after eating. After all, peanut kernel is a high-energy food, and it will be more prominent if you put more salt. A little alcohol is normal at the moment, isn't it a chicken thief? Of course, there is another analysis that the calorific value of peanuts is very high. You like to move after eating something with high calorie before meals, so you don't have to stay in the store when you are full quickly, right? It's also in your mood to go out for a walk.

Of course, it's nothing. What's more, it may be that peanuts are not given away for free, but are put into the meal fee. At this moment, it is a deep routine. Even if you don't eat, this fee has been deducted, not a gift from the merchant. Compared with the routine of the store, I firmly believe that a small-cap peanut kernel is simply indescribable. After all, the road is one foot high and the magic is ten feet high. If you are not careful, you will suffer a big loss.

For example, the young man who bought oranges in Taobao the other day wrote 4511kg of oranges from 4,511 grams. This difference was suddenly discovered by the bonus hunter Party and a lot of bills were swiped wildly. This time, the merchant's deposit is gone, and oranges are not to be tasted. This is a typical example of a store trying to trick a consumer but being confronted with its own routine. Although there are only a handful of such situations, it can show that there is a constant intellectual confrontation and routine struggle between the store and the customer.

Take the just-concluded Double Eleven as an example. Many people show that they are not good at math and are afraid to shop at Double Eleven. In fact, the merchants' small abacus is also very good. In the past, they reduced the price to rush the sales volume, and then repaired the original price on the Double Eleven, which made you deliberately engage in various discount coupons. In the end, the price they could buy was just as good as that on the Friendship Day. They also made a wave of publicity and planning and the influx of new passengers. No matter how the account is calculated, it is worthwhile.

and the quality of many products can't keep up with the group's pick-up and delivery on the Double Eleven. If you want to reduce the cost of return, customers are not happy to shop at this time This is indeed the second time. Some merchants will make a so-called deposit to sell products, only to find that the store has run away when the delivery time comes. This is actually a rare phenomenon. What's more important is that the store can make a little trick, but it can exchange high-quality service for customers' comfortable shopping experience. This is a smart seller.