There's a shop downstairs, with a sign that says "Last Three Days Sale," hanging for two years.

Every time I pass by, I want to laugh.
One day, the owner was sitting at the door smoking. I asked him why he hadn't closed yet.
He said, "If I write 'Year-round Sale,' no one will come.
If I write 'Last Three Days,' people come every day.
Customers aren't here to buy things; they're here to grab a bargain.
What I'm selling isn't just goods; it's the illusion of 'miss it, it's gone.'"