Sneaky Ways Target Gets You To Spend More Money
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- čas přidán 14. 07. 2024
- If you've ever walked out of Target with more things than you intended on buying, you're not alone. It's an experience so common, the internet has coined the term "the Target Effect" to describe it. And it turns out, it's not your fault. Here's how Target gets you to spend more.
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Sneaky Ways Target Gets You To Spend More Money - Jak na to + styl
IKEA is the best with this strategy. They literally make you see the whole store with their layout
True. They make you start from the top and work yoyr way down to the exit. At least that's how the Ikea store does it where I live.
There are some quick Short cuts
Someone 234:
Yes, if for some reason you go to IKEA, always use the short cuts.
Its pathways are specifically designed to calm you down in the same manner as cattle for slaughter.
@@danm9326 it's not labeled well but there is a door onnthe first floor so you can skip the second floor entirely if you wish.
Me and my girlfriend go online to see the exact item we want from ikea. Online if you put your location and chose the Ikea you're going to you can see exactly where the item is. So I find the item location and when we go there we enter from the end near the registers. Find what we need and buy it lol.
I prefer to shop at target rather then Walmart. I like how it looks cleaner and is set up in a nicer way. Every Walmart looks like trash and smells funky.
Same shit...lol...
It's intentional though. Walmart doesn't want to feel too upscale or you won't think you're getting the cheapest possible price.
And there's always so many people in their pajamas and flip flops at walmart, its nasty
AND it's never packed like walmart
Walmart has a lot of food, and more merchandise. Higher quality at Target.
When you go to target for a 2.38 toothbrush and the cashier says your total is 144.84
*relatable*
Wicca Wicca Woo that was me yesterday 😂
Ikr
Yes totally relatable
literally my whole family
Wicca Wicca Woo true
No one needs anything from Target. You go to Target and let it tell you what you need 😁
So accurate. Story of my life 😂😂😂
*Communism*
Just like youtube
Checkout Clerk: Did you find everything you needed?
Me: To be honest I wasn’t looking for most of this stuff.
Derek Meyers isn't that every store?
Another thought,
Their shopping carts are made of plastic and not metal. This makes them very light so you keep putting stuff in your cart and your cart feels like there is nothing in it. When you have a heavy cart, people will spend less as the cart feels very full making them stop shopping as they will feel like they have too much stuff
Max Moore
Hmmm. I hadn’t considered this possibility.
That is actually a really good thought
Yeth!
Also the handles of the carts are ergonomic and the carts don't have broken \ malfunctioning wheels, so you actually want to get a cart.
Observant
Two Words: Dollar Section
BINGO!
I call it the 1,3,5 isle
@@Mikey19La-jz3fs exactly, throw away stuf, unless its gift bags(throw away) or wrap(throw away) i keep walking. Ooooh, gift tags great @ 1$(throw away)
I’ve never even browsed that section lol
Most of the time is packed with people... it’s so annoying
Ours is always so terrible and not even worth it 😩
IKEA is probably the smartest since their layout makes you walk the whole store and you can't just exit over to the cash registers
True but ikea stores have shortcuts between the different sections
@@ChaosAngel1331 ...not all of them. The one near me does not. Or I should say it didn't; I haven't been in it in years because of the inescapable habitrail setup.
@@R.M.MacFru really? Sorry, all the ones I have been to have shortcuts, they are just hidden between the different sections
This works the first few times, when the store feels like a novelty. After you've been to IKEA a million times, the maze is an annoying hassel, which makes me want to get the item I came for and leave. I also love how family-friendly IKEA is, but sometimes this feels like another reason to get out ASAP.
That's why I avoid it
These strategies don't work on this cheap skate 😛
Eee Bee doesn’t work on me either. In fact, many times I’ve seen the price and walk out. I’m also not an impulse buyer.
I coupon so if it aint cheap i dont buy😅
I tried to buy something last time I went. Didn’t find anything I wanted. But I stayed away from the dollar section. 😜
Exactly! Can't overspend if you barely have money to begin with lol
Doesn't work on me either. I do like to look around but I don't get out with things I don't need.
Target is not the only company who does this. All stores fund research into the psychology of shopping.
All stores do this, I’ve worked both Target and Walmart and they all do this.
Plus majority of the time the isles aren’t even set up in the way the store wants them too.
Companies will pay money to have their products at eye level just to sell even more.
I was beginning to think that they somehow didn't know.
That’s true, I work at Ross and we flipped our entire store around because supposedly they’d been doing research on which way women go when they first walk into the store, and they noticed women, who are typically bigger spenders go to the right when they come in more versus the left. So we flipped our store so the ladies merchandise was on the right when they walked in to get them to spend more money.
Yup....when I worked at bath and body works they’d consistently move product around so people had to walk around more to find the scent they wanted. It was a pain in the ass for us though...one time they made us move the entire wall and switch it to the opposite side in the exact same way. Moving hundreds of bottles of lotions sucks! Lol
Logan Hessefort
Whole Foods does this too, which irks me. Every time I thinkI’ve learned the store layout and where my favorite and frequently bought items are, they change on me.
I keep on hearing that these people “leave with more than what they planned to buy”. Am I the only one who just leaves with just what I planned to buy?
I went in to buy protein powder, I left with only protein powder.
I went in to buy bananas i walked out without bananas
You guys get a cookie
You are not the only one, only men leave with what they planned to buy.
I always have a limited amount of money so not much I can buy anyway.
Target effect: working 30 hours a week there, then blowing your entire paycheck on Target groceries.
I started shopping at aldis instead
Been there done that lol
Doesnt help that they underpay and mistreat employees
Shade don't know what target you work at but mine is great!!! target is supposed to value it's customers & employees, they're probably the only company i've worked with who makes me enjoy working there. & i'm a cashier, we constantly get nagged on for redcards but i still don't complain that much.
Flo I worked at Target from 2003-2007, so forgive me if my reply is long. 4 years, and I was still making less than cashier at a grocery store that was previously working at in the same town, on the same street. But I left because the customers were complete jerks, which made no sense because I know they all shopped at Target, and 98% of the time treated me nicely.
The starting pay was like a quarter more than minimum wage at the time. Today minimum is $7.25, and I saw a sign hiring seasonal help for $12! So maybe something change. Anyway, they did a local survey back then, and it seemed that the majority of the complaints was pay related. Rather than do anything about it, they decided to defend their wages by claiming they compared them with Service Merchandise... ...a department store in a different town, that went out of business before that Target location even broke ground.
Cashiering had a lot of problems that I’m sure you’re well aware of, so after 2 years, I went to the sales floor. Despite being a cashier, I knew where everything in hardlines went without having to look it up. But they almost always stuck me in soft lines. I didn’t know where anything went, scanning didn’t help, and they kept moving things around because decades ago marketing research claimed they’d sell more if customers were forced to look harder for an item. Then I noticed that they always stuck girls in soft lines, boys in hard lines. Pointing this out didn’t mean anything, because what are they going to do? Then there was that policy where minors got to leave at 11 (or 10, can’t remember). As a high schooler who has had to work 2am, I can understand the reason, but on a Friday/Saturday night? in the summer? after they graduated? I’ve worked 2am, only to have to go to college in the morning. Anyway, so rather than put stuff back, they would zone everything, putting things that didn’t belong in a shopping cart, even when what they pulled off the shelf belonged 5 feet away. Team leads loved them because they always had their zone done before it was time to go home, while we were stuck with tons of carts.
And if you think working late goes with working sales floor, when I cashiered, we didn’t leave until EVERYONE was done. So I was still helping sales floor. For a couple of months I would clock in as either a cashier or sale floor, back and forth, back and forth. When I was sales floor, they let the cashiers go home once they were done. They didn’t help us. When I would cashier, they would make us stay late with the sale floor. But this back and forth meant sometimes working nights AND morning, so I would just go to bed in my work clothes, and not bother changing.
Scheduling? They schedule you to close. So 5-10, is a five hour shift. I was getting too many hours, so I started requesting 6-10. Thing is, if 6-10 is 4 hours, and 5-10 is 5, you’re not going to get a lunch. But it will be YOUR fault if you work more than 6 and don’t take one. Unlike cashiering you are in charge of your own breaks/lunches. But the second you clock in, you are required to do pulls. No one can go on break till all pulls are done, so 7-8pm. Of course, you can’t have everyone go at once, and most people clocked in at 6, so they want to wait around till 8 anyway. You’re not going to give up a free break, by just clocking out and going to lunch. Especially since you don’t know if you’re going to be there past midnight. So you take your break, store closes, then what? Go on lunch? No one ever went on break or lunch after the store closed.
Then there’s the calling in problem. You’ve got kids that are no call no shows, and people are all like “oh, they’re graduating,” or “oh, probably prom” or “oh, edgefest (local yearly concert)” like these people didn’t know they were going to go to this. Like “oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t know I was going to graduate this year.” But I, someone who never is late, will tell the closing manager that I can’t make it tomorrow because of a surprise wedding out of town, or because MY FATHER DIED, guess who calls me when I’m scheduled wondering where I am? Seriously, how messed up is that? I could see if the team lead I told wasn’t working that day and didn’t pass along the info, but it was the SAME guy every time! I still showed up after that surprise wedding too (a few hours late). 3 hour drive both ways. But I hate how guilty they make you feel when you do ask for the next day off. 14 years and I still feel bad about missing my great uncles funeral. I didn’t know him, but I should’ve been there for my mom, plus all the relatives that I don’t even know or have memories of. There was also another relatives high school graduation, but, yes, we really didn’t know he was going to graduate that year. He didn’t the year before.
No one forces you to buy anything, it all comes down to self control. Of course Target is going to make a layout that is beneficial to boosting sales.
ccc ccc no one said they were being forced. 😂
@@sarahclark3982 The title did
Exactly! I work at Target and people have asked me how I don't spend my whole paycheck in the store. Umm...because I have bills to pay and even more self control 😂
And therefore profits.
Aren't these the basic concepts covered in marketing 101?
seven henson exactly
Yup
I went in just wanting a snicker
I came out with a 50' inch screen tv
I sure do love my Snickers branded TV
Came out with a tv. Forgot the snickers.
Alfredo Jesus sister shook
Didn't know that snicker candy was sold in the isles with t.v.
Expensive Snickers bar 😆
& don't regret it! Target is like e therapy. Idk if that makes any sense.
JG DIaz because you and many others are weak. Then two days after all the target halls you are all crying because you have no $$$ left til payday. Or that your credit card payments are out of control. Boo hoo 😢
Therapy until you realize how much money you spent on things you didn't need or really even want. Then you'll just be depressed.
What an empty live then
I completely agree. Target creates a calming environment and is overall a very welcoming and nice place.
Guys, you can always keep the receipt and take stuff back if you don't really like or need the item.
Came for shampoo
Came out with a years supply of Halloween candy
More clutter for my room
Toilet paper
Clothes
Shoes
And toys
But never managed to get shampoo
relatable
Target feels like an old, familiar friend and I never regret supporting her!
So basically what your saying is target gets you to buy more things by being a good store
I’ve done merchandising for 4 years and I see all the merchandising “tricks” target uses. I even point them out to my husband when we go. It’s part of the fun lol
This dosnt work with mexican parents
Or Mexicans in general. Im one of them. Literally only go there if walmart doesnt have a better product
Diego, I gave you a "Like" porque you made me laugh! 🤣
Es cierto
Diego G or cheap parents like mine
I'm Mexican and cheap/frugal too so it really doesn't work on me lol
I do enjoy being in Target and occasionally stop for a coffee. Sadly I can't afford to buy anything unplanned. So the window shopping is where the fun is for me 😊
Their produce sucks but they have the cutest seasonal home decor 😊
I’m working season at target right now and whenever I ask customers if they found everything alright they almost always answer “more than alright”, “oh definitely”,”this always happens to me, I came in for like one thing”. customers acknowledge this phenomenon and keep coming back. im happy to be working somewhere that satisfies customers above and beyond their expectations trip after trip! :)
The dollar section is now 5 bucks
$1.00 - $5.00 at most stores.
$1, $3, & $5 items in bullseye's playground.
that's the 99 cent store.
It’s a great marketing plan to get people to spend money! I don’t go to target often but when I do I try to stick to my list. It’s a great store I do miss their old brands though in their clothing they lasted so much longer than they do now. I have t-shirts from 5-6 years ago that are still in great shape. I get stuck in the bullseye playground because the stuff is cute and cheap!
planned obsolescense. why sell a high quality product just once when u can sell weak quality 5-6 times.
I don't really buy anything at Target went I go, I'm usually just walk around the store looking around because they have amazing stuff but I don't really buy it✨
When I walk in my target 🎯, I always buy a giant pretzel and slushy with popcorn :) THEN I walk around at stuff I wish I can buy :( lol
Elias Lozano
Same
Same but i but beyblades
....Never had a problem with walking out of Target with only what I went in for or less. Easy to find what I'm looking for and get out just by making a beeline to the section I need, then to the registers. Only time I walk out with unexpected purchases is when I'm there with no plans (Often with a friend) and am open to buying myself something just for fun; and even then it's like, one, maybe two items, tops from the clearance section.
This all so TRUE!!! I LOVE TARGET!!! I shop every store but there is just something about Target It has an UPSCALE FEEL My favorite is the COLORS! The stuff is expensive but I still get it becuz the merchandise is good quality!
Your channel name is very ironic considering how I lost brain cells reading it
I love target too
Lol. I used to go crazy in Target. Go in for school basics leave with bags upon bags of stuff. Now maybe 4 to 6 things over my original purchase. Went in for lightbulbs last week left with pasta, an extension cord, conditioner, a fall outdoor rug, coffee mug and lightbulbs. See much better.
I go shopping with my Ukrainian mom who makes sure what we needed is what we came out with and nothing more
I think that dollar stores are pretty great at this, despite their layout not really being maximized for viewing. Since everything costs just a dollar, you see multiple things that you kind of need and think “it’s just a dollar, why not?” For this reason, I’ve been in there to get a few things, while going out spending upwards of $60.
This video would be even more interesting if there actually was a Target in my country (UK)
Theres no Target in Singapore too
Yeah, same I'm in the UK 2
No one gives a shit about ‘your’ country
You probably have an IKEA near you. And they are Also Masters at this. Stores want you to spend more and more time there. And as you become hungrier / tired the more impulsive you can become
Same(Canada)
Dont blame target for your lack of self control.
:)
Ouch!!! So true..lol
But the layout of Target is meant to entice you to buy more stuff! The marketing is deeply researched for the best layout
@@aditijakkilinki9896 that's your problem. It never works on me because I know who I am and I know why I'm there. Use a list or go directly to the item do you want to buy.
Jaime Pardo but are you saying you never got something that wasn’t on ur list?
@@aditijakkilinki9896 I'm saying sometimes I get less than what's on my list because if they don't have it I don't just replace it with something else and I don't just spend the money on something else. Take responsibility for your own spending.
I never regret my Target purchases. I never know what I need until I see it. I just walk into Target and let the spirit move me.
Target is life for us stay at home moms! I get a couple of those imagin ink books from bullseyes playground, kids color, and I get my grocery shopping done in peace🙌🏻
I love Target! It's sad to see major retailers close their doors. I feel Target keeps up with the times. And they are smart, I love to go and see, feel texttures and such. I hope they never close! It's a great shopping experience!
Love how there was a target ad in front of this
I recently put up my own store at the mall. I did too much effort in my store design. My Co business owners laugh why I put too much money in my store design instead of my stocks. Later on people notice my stores
Then they got curious if what's inside. Voila! They will come in and start buying hehehe
Target is like Vegas. You’re in there forever and spend a ton of money.
That Starbucks coffee cup on the shelf!! At 4:01 Lmao
Pinhead boi all the time haha
Ok I see why they renovated the Target near here.
I don’t live anywhere near a Target so when I go to one I end up going bank since I have the mentality that” We’ll I’m already all the way out here soo I’ll just buy one more thing”
This week, as I was buying trail mix, I saw some items that were marked as "2 for $7," even though 1 of them individually was $3.50.They made it seem like there was a deal you could only get if you bought two - sneaky!!!
Story of my life, go in for a few things and come out with a surplus in stuff! I love Target
i don't care what tricks they play on me, i know what i need and that's it, i ignore it.
You are so right, my strategy for shopping is a list and a budget.plan and simple
They have a strategy and you have a counterstrategy. :)
0:52 I literally have the route to the toy section etched into my brain
If you go on the right days and you really pay attention you can find some amazing deals! I go in every week just looking for clearance items. I stick them away for my future house lol, I’ll be stocked up before I know it! Love target!!!
My mom who is SOOOO stereotypical Chinese that if you even put in a small box of tic tacs, she will beat you black and purple. I mean that thought me something, “Don’t buy shit you don’t need because you’re a broke college student”
Yeah but can it beat WAAAAAALMAAAAAAAAAAAAART...
Yeah xD
yeahhh
🎶waaaaaaLmaaaaart🎶 from looney tunes back in action lol
Hola Burger yup
Walmart is literally the Great Value version of Target.
Same also. Lol. The toddler Cat & Jack is something I always end up grabbing. Getting an entire outfit, for $10-$12ish is kind of irresistible. When you have several kids always needing something. And that brand has definitely held up for us. I inevitably grab some sort of cleaning supply I had forgotten about.
Target is the premium WalMart. It charges higher prices which naturally means fewer people will be shopping there at any given time. This makes the store less crowded, and thereby easier to keep clean. You go to WalMart for practicality, you go to Publix or Target to experience.
1. Target over-prices their stuff. 2. You have an impulsive spending problem if you can't walk into a store without buying everything you see.
Off Duty well he’s not wrong I like shopping there and sometimes they do but it’s on stuff that’s mostly exclusive to the store because you can’t really change the amount of an item if it’s well known like a bag of lays chips is around 2.99 target can probably get away for selling it for 3.29 but someone is bound to notice
@Secret Zexyula Teloiv how does price match work
Target usually has better prices than other stores for me (nyc)
My Target has good prices. They also pay their employees, so that's worth it. They actually help customers. I spend more because the employees provide assistance rather than roll eyes and walk away.
Price matching is too much work when I have a family of 7 work.
i greatly dislike starbucks
but i'd much rather give tarjay my money than walmart
I can't have caffeine, so having a Starbucks is like having nothing in that spot.
@@R.M.MacFru There are beverages on Starbucks' menu that don't have caffeine.
I got a light up batman hat and my grown nephew got a Chewbacca pajama onesie. Both were on clearance - and neither was the reason for our visit. Good job Target!
My local Target recently got me to spend way less. They moved the pet aisles from the front, near the cash registers, all the way to the back corner, opposite to the registers, in the entirety of the store. I now go to Stop & Shop. Much easier.
Also, I don’t care for the new layout.
I would rather shop at Target and spend money on quality things vs Walmart cheap crappy things anyday!!!
Its the same stuff...just different pricing
Wal-Mart brand Clorox bleach
Ikr 🤔
Wal-Mart brand Clorox bleach No, it’s not. The quality is way better in my opinion. Worth the money
They sell the same stuff
New Target layout looks too much like Kohls
I never regret a Target visit for ALL the reasons you mention: from oh yeah, I needed that, to great trendy selections, wide aisles, better quality for the price from other discount stores, & Target brands are good quality too and lastly the best store flow.
I worked as a cashier here, and honestly the number of times people told me, "I just came in for one thing." As an employee I didnt get sucked into that, so all I could do was smile and nod. But wider isles. That's a big plus for me.
Consumerism consumerism consumerism.
NOW Repeat it again.
I don't drink starbucks so I just walk right past, goddamn what target are you shooting this in?
Probably one of their stores in Minneapolis. But here in Austin, they did three remodels earlier this year, and our newest remodel they finished this month looks exactly like the new concept Target that was in this video, it's quite amazing.
Shaheen I think that is their downtown Minneapolis store. I’m not completely sure but I think it is
I go into Target get exactly what I want and leave why?
Because I'm cheap!?
Like if you are to?
I work at Target and absolutely love it! I do spend most of my paycheck there again though lol
I feel like this go about all store I’m might go to drugstore just to get chapstick and I end up buying the whole makeup section
Target “expect pay more for less”
That's their attitude towards their employees.
I love shopping at Target. The store is soo clean and nice.
This is all very true. The people on the floor are even trained to help people find the exact things they are looking for and to help people build their baskets without pressuring them into buying something they’ll regret getting. Even the racks that stick out into the isles around the holidays are there to slow people down so they buy more gifts
What target is this?!?! I work at one and it's a mess
Joycelyn Antwi Prob here in Minneapolis where the headquarters where is
One of the new renovated ones. They look so different,
@@MM-fe9mz I think ours will be in a couple mouths
All the ones I've been to in Texas look like this...
They are remodeling nationwide. You'll get a remodel soon. By 2020 many will be done.
I personally don’t care for Target. I go there MAYBE twice a year. It’s mostly because the prices are high.
Leah Estey they price match 😉
I used to be an employee at a target, they set up the stores specifically for people who have addictions to shopping. I once had a manger tell me to set up an isle a certain way that way the impulse shoppers can see it and spend more. They claim to be about the community and their employees but they just want your money.
Target is a great company. They care about their "guests" and employees more than their competitors and they show it. Even the ceo is a great guy. He came to my store last year and he was just a chill nice guy. You reap what you sow and I think all of this translates to happy customers and happy customers are willing to make purchases
More like Costco does this even better 😂
You have to have a membership to shop at Costco though.
poobear Cretu yeah but they don’t really have cute decor. At least, not that I have seen.
Makes me miss Venture stores
As an ex-employee of a Target store. There is more to the Marketing now that involve the employees to get your to buy more. This video is soo true!
Anyone else watching suddenly want to go browse at Target? 😁💕
I stopped shopping to my local target when they tax me on a gift card...
Robert McNamara I work at a Target in Illinois and the gift cards are never taxed.
I'm a cashier at target in CA. Visa gift cards always have a small tax of, for example, $5 on a $50 Visa. Normal TARGET gift cards do NOT get taxed.
Visa, Master Card and American Express charge those fees. There is never tax or extra fees on Target gift cards.
@@saman6667 fine print in the left top corner , you pay a fee to buy visa , mastercard and american express gift cards . why I do not know . greed on their part perhaps
They all tax on gift cards. How else would they make money
Customer hypothesiing by Target
As a Target "Team Member" (that's what the company calls its employees) I've been told by "Guest"( what the company calls shoppers), "I ONLY came in for a FEW things." and they have a VERY full cart.
I work at target and they train us to engage customers for as long as comfortably possible and recommend items from sections that are across the store from each other; causing people to buy more products as they walk between them.
Well the target effect doesn't work on me cause I don't go to a target. Everything is overpriced, if I want fresh food I go to the supermarket. If I want everyday items, I buy them in bulk at Costco. That way it would take me along time before going for a second round. If you are lazy go Amazon.
Target does price match. Plus, they have higher quality than most stores do. Like the electronics area, are as high as Best Buy. And the customer assistance is always on point. They'll actually take you to the aisle, and even tell you different brands and such of the product you're looking for.
most people don’t have the resources to survive only on fresh food. the packaged foods at target are much better than almost anywhere else (sometimes aldi’s has good stuff, but it’s a shot in the dark, but i get my fresh fruit and veg from there so i glance around while i’m already there).
it’s surprising to me that people say target is so expensive because if you want actually good food that doesn’t take forever to cook it’s pretty much either target or whole foods. i mean i guess you could buy a can of beans and some 80 cent mashed potato pouches from wal mart and get out cheaper than at target, but who wants to live like that?
i like target because it has cute stuff for cheaper than anywhere else. it may not be as much of a draw for someone who’s older and already has everything they need, but every time i go to target i buy a can opener or a set of glasses or a scarf or a welcome mat because i need those things, want cute things, and they’re cheap.
Fun I don’t feel that way. Targets boring. Walmart’s better
Why because of watching all the assholes and wondering if someone is going to threaten you? I mean I shop at walmart too, but the atmosphere is way worse.
Marles The Meeper hay man watch the language, let’s keep it clean
John Lake target is boring? It’s all modern and decorated. Walmart is cracked white tile floors and boring shelves.
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I can relate; I love shopping at Target! It does suck you in to buy a lot of cool things!
I worked for them for 7 years, the constant resets were a pain in the ass. Years later, I can easily walk in their stores, get only what I need, and leave. I usually the only one without a shopping basket at the checkout.
I leave with less cuz I'm broke.
have you seen ikea?
I haven’t shopped there in over year and I’m very happy they have racked up over hundreds of dollars every time I’ve walked in that store!!
A little tip to avoid impulse-buys of things you dont need, is to pay with *cash.* Study show that when you use a credit card you are more disconnected about how much you are spending, but paying with cash makes you more conscious of the prices.
Also, taking the exact amount of cash you need will stop you from over spending.
This is just an advert for target, did you disclose this "Business Insider"?
Now literally every guest is gonna tell the same joke......every......damn.....Time. its not a bad thing but just know we (employees) know what your about say before you even say it. Probably just ask the ETL for some more cross training in hardlines
@@felibee6468 facts lol
Bullseye’s Playground is what gets me.
One time I went into target and bought one thing. Never happened again but I’m so proud.
Their damn catchy commercials make me wanna go to target
This is laughable. Intended to come in for 2 things and leave with 50? Nah, you just don't have any self control. Period.
I’ve gone to target so many times bought a phone charger and left lmao every store can have this effect if your a bad spender
I recently purchased a floor lamp from Target. I needed one for a while but it wasn't a huge necessity until I saw that Target had a 50% sale on lamps for a limited time. I had to get it. :-)
Target sucks. Entitled customers and wtf are they talking about finding a employee? have you really been in a Target? you get lucky if there is two cashier's on a floor and find a employee not too busy trying to complete a whole floor before a low life boss comes to ask a repetitive stupid question that they know the answer.😒
You obviously haven't been to a good target. My target has at least 3 employees in every major section of the store, customers are way more kind, especially to us employees. Also if theres more than 2 guests waiting to be checked out someone gets called up to the front to help.
My dad he is not a big spender but when we go to target he will say yes to everything! And that's why we love going to target♥️♥️♥️
Target feels good to walk in.. the color red brightens the mood
I went to target to buy a shirt(out of stock)...saw some nice leather jackets...couldn't decide between 3 to pick. So I bought all 3 of them cause they are not that expensive and I never regretted it. I get compliments from people thinking I got them from some high-end store.