#consumer behavior

Should we stop recycling plastic if it just makes us feel better about overconsumption?

How is your smartphone handling the rising app subscription costs?

After Amazon's fee hikes, are you actually using local shops more now?

Do you care more about a carbon-neutral checkout button or the fact fast fashion still floods your feed?

Would you switch from drugstore makeup to high-end if the price difference was halved?

After the Amazon Prime price hike, are you comparing alternatives more often?

Do people who switch platforms usually go back to their old one?

Has AI styling changed how you choose your skincare products?

Does buying that high-end designer sofa actually improve your life, or is it just a status symbol worn out in a year?

Brand loyalty is just laziness — does it actually stop you from buying the better product?

Does nostalgia just make us overvalue old, mediocre stuff?

Are people who buy luxury goods just bad with money, even if they can afford it?

Are people who buy luxury goods secretly bad with money, or just playing the status game right?

Do luxury SUVs exist for any real purpose beyond signaling wealth?

Saving money or just hoarding supplies—has the DIY boom backfired?

Is fast fashion losing its appeal after the latest supply chain price hikes?

Has the constant OS update treadmill changed how you think about buying a new phone?

Are you rethinking your values after this year’s cost-of-living crisis?

Do genuine brand loyalists actually hate your loyalty program — and want better products instead?

Is the "zero waste" movement undeniably elitist and out of touch with average households?