A few decades ago, goods were in short supply and people were happy if they got at least something they needed. Now the situation has changed. Store shelves are overflowing with goods, so people are now thinking about how not to buy too much.
Instructions
Step 1
Never go to the store on an empty stomach, otherwise be sure to buy a lot of unnecessary goods. According to statistics, a well-fed person spends 30% less on food than a hungry person.
Step 2
If you do not plan on collecting many products, then use a shopping cart instead of a cart. A large container will let you know that you have taken too little and you want to fill it. If you grab a basket, then finish your shopping trip faster. Firstly, the basket is inconvenient, and secondly, too many products cannot fit into it.
Step 3
Stores use one trick - they carry the most popular goods to distant counters. As a result, you need to walk through rows of attractive discounted merchandise and brightly colored packaging. Therefore, take it as a rule - if you come for milk, go to his department and do not fall for the trick of the store.
Step 4
Also sellers often rearrange departments. Therefore, if today you quickly reached the department with dairy products, then perhaps tomorrow you will see canned fish there and you will again have to look for milk, passing through several departments with an attractive product.
Step 5
The most expensive products are always located at eye level. Therefore, pay attention to the lower and upper shelves. In addition, sellers highlight expiring products. Take the time to look at the next rows, perhaps there are more recent products.
Step 6
Always plan your purchases and only take the amount you need. Of course, you will be upset that you did not buy something for a profitable promotion, but there will be nothing superfluous in your bags.
Step 7
Visit hypermarkets once a week or even 10 days. Let you rush into an unnecessary purchase, but at least it won't be every day.
