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What problem does the customer complain about?
music volume
poor lighting
long waiting time
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OPEN DISCUSSION: Is shopping enjoyable or stressful for you?
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Why do people trust recommendations?
they value experience
they are bored
they want attention
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OPEN DISCUSSION: What advice would you give someone who overspends?
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Why do people window shop?
to buy immediately
to save money
to look and compare
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In the conversation, why does the customer ask for another size?
the color is wrong
the price is high
the first one doesn’t fit
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What does “electronics” include?
phones and computers
clothing items
food products
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What does “broke” suggest in the conversation?
planning to save
no money left
owing money
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What does “purchase decision” mean?
choosing to buy
waiting in line
returning items
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Why do people keep receipts?
to show style
to check purchases
to compare brands
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Why does the customer decide to exchange the item?
it is popular
it was recommended
it has a problem
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Why does the speaker avoid shopping at peak hours?
to meet friends
to get better service
to save time
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What does “compare prices” help you do?
buy luxury items
shop faster
find better deals
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What does “tempting” often lead to?
impulse buying
saving money
careful planning
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What happens if you ignore your budget?
you overspend
you shop smarter
you save money
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What does “convenient” shopping usually mean?
cheap and boring
crowded and noisy
easy and fast
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Why does the speaker feel tired after shopping?
making decisions
walking too much
carrying bags
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Why does shopping sometimes feel stressful?
clear signs
too many options
friendly staff
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Why does the speaker prefer local shops?
personal service
lower prices
more brands
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Why does the conversation mention store policies?
to advertise sales
to describe prices
to explain returns
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OPEN DISCUSSION: How has online shopping changed your habits?
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