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	<title>Comments on: Menu Consultants (or: Tips to Hack Restaurants)</title>
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		<title>By: Good Wine &#8211; A Matter of Taste or Perception? &#124; The Januarist</title>
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		<dc:creator>Good Wine &#8211; A Matter of Taste or Perception? &#124; The Januarist</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] &#8220;Restaurant owners will often price the wine they buy cheapest at wholesale as the second-cheapest wine on the menu. Why? Because people generally don&#8217;t order the cheapest wine and thus often turn to the second cheapest.&#8221; Presto &#8211; either because consumers don&#8217;t want to appear cheap or because we imagine the cheapest option will have the worst taste, we predictably buy the second-cheapest. (via Lone Gunman) [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[…] “Restaurant owners will often price the wine they buy cheapest at wholesale as the second-cheapest wine on the menu. Why? Because people generally don’t order the cheapest wine and thus often turn to the second cheapest.” Presto – either because consumers don’t want to appear cheap or because we imagine the cheapest option will have the worst taste, we predictably buy the second-cheapest. (via Lone Gunman) […]</p>
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