In a world where cookies are the primary unit of exchange, we must consider the moral implications of our snacking choices.
A user approaches a cookie shop, eager to indulge in a chocolate chip sandwich. However, the shop owner presents a "limited-time offer" that includes a second cookie for half the price. The user is torn: do they accept the deal, thus supporting the shop's business model, or do they stick to their original desire, potentially depriving the shop of revenue?
The user, torn asunder by the weight of their decision, reaches for the second cookie. As they accept the offer, they feel a pang of guilt. But is it too late?
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