A recent study in the Journal of Consumer Research found that when pens were priced at $1.99 and $4.00, only 18% of the participants chose the higher-priced pen; but when the pens were priced at $2.00 and $3.99, 44% of the participants selected the higher-priced pen. That one-cent price drop makes the $4 pen seem a lot cheaper.h/t: Daily Dish
King Charles to address 'increasing pressures of conflict' in speech as
Trump criticizes British PM on Iran
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King Charles will deliver a Commonwealth Day message about "pressures of
conflict" following President Trump's criticism of the U.K.'s refusal to
join the ...
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