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human
I've never been mattress shopping, but there's a new company that's opening a store and offering complimentary naps. I think that's a good way to ensure customer satisfaction
gpt
*relaxed posture* Best way to experience the product is to take it for a test drive. It's on Broadway. That's probably a pretty nice part of Manhattan.
human
*leans slightly forward* It's likely to attract a lot of customers. Not to mention that they have a 100-night money-back guarantee
gpt
That's great! After 3 months, you should know for sure if it's right for you. You're going to use it every day for years, so it's important for your health.
human
I guess they were pretty successful with selling them online. There were a lot of people who would stop by the one bedroom apartment that was his office just to try the mattress before buying
gpt
That's a clear signal from customers what they want before they buy. Probably they had had bad experiences before. I can't imagine buying a mattress through Amazon without the chance to try it.
human
Definitely! I guess the experience was enough for them to open the store. They also have trucks that travel across the country with napping pods in them that allow people to try their mattresses
gpt
I wonder if they let dogs try the mattress with the owner. Many people like to let their dog sleep in bed with them.
human
Maybe, but that's risking getting dog hair on the mattresses. Some of the pods even have bedtime stories you can listen to. I guess they really do want customers to have the full experience
gpt
Anything to make that sale! Do you ever shop at Target?
human
On occasion, but I might go there more often now that I know they will price match Amazon!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* That was something that I did not know. I also did not know that Vermont is the only state without a Target.
human
That means even Alaska and Hawaii have Target stores. There's a state senator, obviously not one from Vermont, who works at a Target. I guess being a Senator doesn't pay him enough to make a living
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I wonder why the state senator picked Target of all places. I thought there would be other jobs. Target hasn't carried a tobacco product since 1996. I guess they were not making enough money off cigarettes because I would expect the shareholders to be concerned about profits. 
human
Maybe the type of people who shop at Target aren't smokers. Or maybe their tobacco was more expensive than other stores, so it wasn't worth it
gpt
That's true. I usually expect things like tobacco and alcohol to be easy ways to make money, but maybe the competition was tough. They still sell herbal supplements, which sound like some sort of scam to me.
human
The herbal supplements from most of those stores are a scam, not just Target. I'm surprised even GNC is like that as well
gpt
I guess there is no gov't regulation, so they can put whatever they like on the label. I guess if it came from a pharmacist, it would be checked properly. 
human
Perhaps, but most people probably don't read the label on those just like they don't read the terms when buying things online
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Seven percent actually sounds high to me. I figured it would be maybe 1%.
human
Some people are very analytical, so maybe that's why. The others are likely addicted to the internet from clicking on links anyway. I've head that doing that and scrolling through social media has the same effect on the brain as getting highs from drugs
gpt
Anything can be addictive, if it releases chemicals in the brain. I had fun chatting with you! Have a good night!
human
*hands at sides* You too!
gpt
Enjoy your mattress!