Perchè i prodotti in autostrada sono smisurati?
3 Jan 2024 · 1 min
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In this short monologue, the presenter points out that many items sold at highway service areas (autogrill, Chef Express, etc.) are deliberately oversized—such as giant Kinder bars, massive Chupa Chups, and unusually large chocolate bars. He argues that this size inflation serves two main purposes: first, to give the rest stop a sense of uniqueness and novelty; second, to distract consumers from the fact that these products are priced significantly higher than in regular stores. By focusing attention on the unusual size, shoppers are less likely to notice the inflated price, effectively masking the cost disadvantage of buying at the highway.
