Why do people constantly return to the refrigerator with hopes that something new to eat will have appeared?
608032
It's like lowered expectations.  On your first trip, you have visions of sugar plums - you expect a fully cooked meal to pop out at you.  On the second, you're willing to make an effort such as having to put together a sandwich or cook something.  By that third time, you're willing to try anything or make anything that consists of more than just a condiment.
635315
Because we are smelling and staring at the food the whole time we are cooking. And lots of times we are tasting for seasoning.  By the time it is done we just cant stand it any more and have to get far away from it.  Happens to my husband all the time when he makes fried chicken.  He cant eat it till the next day.\n\nSmelling is sometimes like eating and you can get full or sick just by the smell.
34941
This is a global world, many products we consume are coming from other places. If we limit our consumption to what produced locally, we go back to the old era. I prefer look forward to the future, not go back to the past.
880099
i get it too, everyday it seems. they should save the money they are wasting on the postage, printing, card stock, etc... and feed the hungry!
451703
They're plotting against you...\nJust kidding, They taste through their feet so it probably has something to with tasting.
8205
the more you consume of the same thing, the less happiness you get from each additional item.\n\nIf you're hungry, first slice of pizza you have is delicious, second is prety good, thrird is OK, 4th you have to force down, and 5th makes you barf.
255114
The idea that the fridge will order more milk when we run out, the microwave telling us a good recipe from the contents of the fridge and the washing machine texting us that it's finished. \n\nThe idea that your appliences are linked together. It will make us even more lazy.
174438
I believe that the items in question- discounts/rebates-are the items that were either, overly stocked items, or the Supermarket is just simply trying to sell the product faster than they anticipated haveing around, because it has to go, so that they can start putting up the new items that are comeing in up on the shelves. I also think that it's because the items date time for freshness is running-out.
585797
they like to not have something they want. they go crazy!!! but dont take it too far!
214340
Because people like instant gratification, and living in the here and now...so they give it up and then feel bad about it later. I guess its just a desire to be loved and impatience in waiting for the real thing.
524258
Good point! \nCongratulations, that's got me thinking. Ouch!\n\nCould it have something to do with maintaining the frozen goods in the freezer, which obviously is less important in a fridge. Afterall, when the light comes on in the fridge it produces kinetic energy that turns the light into heat which could linger trapped inside once the door is shut again. \n\nWell, that's my feeble attempt at an answer. It would just drive me crazy otherwise!
1100282
When you admire someone or someone else's lifestyle, this creates an obsession if it is available every night at the same time.  A lot of us find this satisfaction in some of our favorite shows.  If you desire a certain lifestyle, but do not find yourself living that lifestyle anytime soon, these TV shows can fullfill your desire.
15702
you may have forgotten rotten meat somewhere in the home maybe:)
1090479
the lure of forbidden, grass is greener on the other side etc. just a mentality. dont worry they usually come back after a while when they realise they had the best before anyway. atleast if they have any sense
301333
it`s new........like any other new THING these foods may be better than normal ones.......may be worse..it needs time to be proven.\ni my self wouldn`t try them coz i can have any thing i want in normal and organic food market.
1025536
Probably because they're wondering if they're likely to get a nice case of food poisoning or not.
819196
because if you feel deprived or denied of something (food in your case); you want to fill that void with something else, to satisfy another craving.  Both bring you comfort; you're just substituting one for the other.