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In this short monologue, the speaker highlights a common sales mistake: making an upsell after the customer has already satisfied their need. Using a restaurant steak scenario, they illustrate how offering a second steak after the first has been enjoyed feels intrusive and is rejected, even though the customer loved the first steak. The speaker then demonstrates the correct timing: probing the customer's hunger before they are satisfied, positioning the upsell when the customer is still in a state of deprivation. The core message is that successful upselling requires offering additional products at the point of greatest need, not after the need has been met.

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