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I did just hear a report about consumer spending, which prompted me to take more action than

any two-for-one deal at participating best buys. By the way, best by the way. When best buy

has a sale, aren't they subtly admitting that the item before it went on sale wasn't the

best buy? In other words, who would do business with a bunch of established liers? They're

lying and continue to lie. I trust nobody beats the Wiz to this day. Nobody beats them.

No wiggle room there. Nobody beats the Wiz for all your six disc CD-changer needs.

But anyway, here's the study that I was talking about. It's reported by the Wall Street Journal's

Josh Zumbron. It's $9.99. If you're looking at the last four digits, it's $9.99.99. That's

why you see all these higher price electronics that are priced at $99.99.

And the takeaway that the researchers have studying this is that the more

nines you see, actually probably the worse of a deal it is.

Daniel Levy, an economics professor at both Emory University and Israel's Bar Alon University,

performed a study, the results of which were the price ends in nine.

U-David, it could be a rip-off quote based on years of data from American grocery stores.

When items prices ended in nine, they were on average 18% higher than when those same item prices

had different endings. So an item that was $3.99 is 18% higher than if it were $3.98. No,

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