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6 incredibly fiendish tricks to make you buy stuff Touch Me

6 incredibly fiendish tricks to make you buy stuff

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It turns out that Apple deliberately angle their laptops at the precise angle of 70 degrees to get you to touch their product. What else are companies doing to get us to spend money?

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