I would say a critical factor is how much time was spent GATHERING the items you wanted to buy. If only a few, just go to a different supermarket. If a lot, ask to put it aside and have them hold it for you (assuming there's no melting ice cream to worry about). Time is money, and the fault was theirs not yours.
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Who here is ready to buy #Tesla? $TSLA
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I would say a critical factor is how much time was spent GATHERING the items you wanted to buy. If only a few, just go to a different supermarket. If a lot, ask to put it aside and have them hold it for you (assuming there's no melting ice cream to worry about). Time is money, and the fault was theirs not yours.
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Good article and rather troubling. What's the solution? Would it be better for #Trump to abandon the trade war?
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Yes, that would be nice. I second $GDXJ
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Don't forget the makers of Sure deodorant! :-)
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@[Vasilii Pollock](user:64981), some times people see what they want to see. It's called "confirmation bias" and can be an investor's worst enemy.