Kohl's makes you walk through 2 aisles of impulse buys — and Reddit is done with it

Shoppers are up in arms over a Reddit post that highlighted Kohl's sneaky tactic of forcing customers to walk through two aisles of impulse buys before reaching the checkout. This revelation has ignited a larger conversation about retail psychology and the manipulative strategies stores use to boost sales. Kohl's isn't alone in this practice, but it's the latest example of how businesses can exploit consumer behavior for profit, sparking debates on ethics in retail and consumer awareness.