@CNN: Did you know you’re more likely to buy luxury items in a store that smells like cinnamon over one that smells like peppermint? How stores use psychology to get you to buy stuff: https://t.co/GjSsq8RJiJ

November 22, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Did you know you're more likely to buy luxury items in a store that smells like cinnamon over one that smells like peppermint? How stores use psychology to get you to buy stuff: https://t.co/GjSsq8RJiJ

— CNN (@CNN) November 22, 2018

cnn

CNN vs Fox

@CNN: Did you know you’re more likely to buy luxury items in a store that smells like cinnamon over one that smells like peppermint? How stores use psychology to get you to buy stuff: https://t.co/GjSsq8RJiJ

@CNN: Every Supreme Court justice’s vote should surprise you | By Laura Coates via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/OoVWp8MP5s https://t.co/B1ubgqN82U

@CNN: Teen develops ‘wet lung’ after vaping for just 3 weeks https://t.co/9fJNkEZA24 https://t.co/FVWUJIYktj

@CNN: Michigan State University trustee backs the school’s president as leadership faces criticism, says there’s more “than just this Nassar thing” https://t.co/c1AOu27tp4 https://t.co/ke2aBsLNA6

@CNN: RT @CNNTonight: Hurricane Maria still on track to slam Puerto Rico says National Weather Service meteorologist https://t.co/Gny0TTchuP

@CNN: A US hunter has attracted fierce criticism for posing with a dead wild goat and other animals killed in Scotland — and the outrage may lead to a change in laws around game hunting https://t.co/SXHlHYVDCk

@CNN: Polls have closed in Ohio’s special election for the 12th Congressional District. Follow live updates: https://t.co/yvnoHULGkS https://t.co/Skfse4gdWo

Related Posts