Gary Thaller

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One item you have been shopping for is a laptop. At the end of the day, you find yourself at a store that has the brand and model you want for $1,000. This is a good price but not the best you have seen today. One store—a thirty-minute detour on your way home—has it for $965. Do you buy the $1,000 laptop and go home, or do you instead decide to take the detour to buy it for $965 at the other store? Think about what you would do.
Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much
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