The customer sees two dresses for sale priced at $150 and $140 but thinks they are too expensive. The seller tries to offer a better deal at $100 for each dress but the customer still thinks it is too pricey. In the end, the seller offers both dresses for $100 total, which the customer accepts as a great deal.
The customer sees two dresses for sale priced at $150 and $140 but thinks they are too expensive. The seller tries to offer a better deal at $100 for each dress but the customer still thinks it is too pricey. In the end, the seller offers both dresses for $100 total, which the customer accepts as a great deal.
The customer sees two dresses for sale priced at $150 and $140 but thinks they are too expensive. The seller tries to offer a better deal at $100 for each dress but the customer still thinks it is too pricey. In the end, the seller offers both dresses for $100 total, which the customer accepts as a great deal.
The customer sees two dresses for sale priced at $150 and $140 but thinks they are too expensive. The seller tries to offer a better deal at $100 for each dress but the customer still thinks it is too pricey. In the end, the seller offers both dresses for $100 total, which the customer accepts as a great deal.