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Ending a price in .99 so you think it is a whole dollar less.
But it works! Supposedly. Don't poke holes in the JC penney story.
That's because it's so normalized we don't even realize it's a scam anymore.
I honestly don't understand that, I have always rounded up for money going out and down for money coming in. So if I see something priced at $3.25 my brain thinks $4, and if I earn $3.25 my brain thinks $3 dollars.
Ah but then you'll also see something priced at 3.99 as 4, same as something priced at 3.25