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Why snacks at eye level aren't an accident

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Those premium snacks right in front of your face are not there because they are the most popular. Manufacturers pay massive slotting fees to ensure their items stare directly into your soul, knowing perfectly well that looking slightly down requires far too much effort.

Why snacks at eye level aren't an accident
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