I think markets are more suitable for places for selling certain types of things, such as the snacks and refreshments and drinks, the ones that are cheaper and with a rather low price. And also because of this, they tend to give people an impression that there are affordable and substantial. So people would buy more in markets rather than in a normal shop. Also, comparing to the, uh, more expensive dining places and restaurants that, uh, shop owners tend to use, uh, the food they cooked by themselves and the drinks they made by themselves rather than the cheap drinks they will buy from the market. So, uh, with the comparison of a more expensive drink and snacks, the customers tend to think that, uh, the ones cheaper might have a lower quality and might not buy it.
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I think markets are more suitable places for selling certain types of things, like snacks, refreshments, and drinks. These are the items that are cheaper and have a lower price point. Because of this, markets give people the impression that they offer affordable and substantial options. So, people might be more likely to buy these items in a market rather than a regular shop. Also, compared to more expensive dining places and restaurants, market vendors tend to use food they cook themselves and drinks they make themselves, rather than buying cheap drinks from a market. So, when comparing a more expensive drink or snack to a cheaper one, customers might think that the cheaper option is of lower quality and might not buy it.
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