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The customer’s psychology always favors a busy place.
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The quote says that customers generally prefer places that seem busy. A crowd can make a place appear popular or appealing, so people may be more inclined to choose it over an empty one. It describes a broad tendency in customer behavior, not a rule that applies to every person.
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