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

Shoppers have been vocal on Reddit about Kohl's strategic placement of impulse-buy items right before the checkout line, forcing customers to pass through two aisles of tempting products before they can leave. This tactic, which some see as a clever way to boost sales, has drawn criticism as consumers feel manipulated into making unplanned purchases. The backlash highlights a broader conversation about the ethical implications of retail strategies designed to capitalize on consumer behavior. It's sparking discussions on consumerism and the lengths retailers will go to maximize profits.