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3 years ago

Have you ever bought an item you didn't plan to? If yes, why do you think that happened?

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2 answers:

navik [9.2K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Yes, I have absolutely no control when it comes to shopping.

Explanation:

il63 [147K]3 years ago

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Answer: Unreliable planning

Explanation: You were more focused on the things that are physically their, instead of what you put on your shopping list . Sometimes you will write a grocery list, but when you get their, you see so much better things. It can come out in a Bad way and a good way. The bad way is buying whatever you see their that you think looks good, the good way is sticking to your shopping list and if you see something that is better, and that you really need you should get it.

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Answer:

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c. $ 962

d. $1153

e. $ 988

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Answer:Operating cash flow $ _50,250__

Yes, the answer is same in each case

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Have you ever bought an item you didn't plan to? If yes, why do you think that happened?​

Have you ever bought an item you didn't plan to? If yes, why do you think that happened?