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During the sale, the dress you like will be the only dress that isn't on sale at all.
It's easy to guess that when you do agree to sell it, it won't fit your size.
If a product is labeled as "specially designed for women," then it will be exactly the same as a model for men, but only twice as expensive.
If you don't need it and are not going to buy it, it will be everywhere, and in abundance.
The cost of the frame exceeds the cost of the artwork itself.
People who are bargaining hard over the price of a painting will not say a word about the price the frame manufacturer is asking for.
Sculpture is the thing that you stumble upon when you turn to look at the painting.
If you want to take a leisurely look at the products on display, a whole swarm of sellers will hover around you; if you want to make a purchase, you will not find a single seller.
Whichever product you look at, there will be someone's picking cart in front of it.
Urgency is inversely proportional to value.
Once you run into what you like, you buy enough to last for the rest of your life. This will be discontinued in the near future.
1. The fact that a prosperous company has bought a firm is always announced the day after you have sold all of your shares in that firm.
2. Time-tested investment strategies stop working as soon as you start investing your money in accordance with them.
3. Another upward trend in stock prices begins to take shape in the stock market on the very day when you vowed never to touch stocks or other securities again in your life.
4. The only good advice on behavior in the risky securities market will be exactly the ones that you ignored.
Submit an application for participation in the competition, and then remain on the mailing list of this sponsor until the end of your days.
Large one-day losses always outweigh large one-day gains.
1. Your market share is always lower than you think.
2. Summing up the goals of all competitors to capture their market share always ends up with at least 150 percent.
3. Market availability does not guarantee customer availability.
4. Beware of questionable needs for which there is no real market.
5. Low price and long delivery time will always defeat high price and short delivery time.
6. If a customer pays for lunch, then you missed the order.
1. Never listen to your own advertisements.
2. Never let your own marketing lead you astray.
The client is almost right.
When placing cheese in a mousetrap, always leave room for the mouse.
Supply creates its own demand.
Nobody buys half-truths, but some will swallow one hundred percent lies.
Any foreign payments will be made at the worst possible exchange rate.
When your turn finally comes, the cashier closes the window.
The sign "Refer to window no ..." indicates a window that is also closed.
The shorter the line, the slower it moves.
If your line is moving fast, then you are in the wrong line.
