"you save" style pricing advertising
this trend has to stop - retail items listed at standard price but comparing to a supposed price, which is actually fake and super-inflated, and the tag reads ...you save xx... this is everywhere. its total bs though. you save compared to what? its just the standard price! what is this number they come up with, the max anyone should be willing to pay for it? it just makes shopping more time-consuming and annoying. its all over amazon and hell just everywhere online. bad marketing. bad.