Americans love to shop. More importantly, we love to talk about shopping. Yesterday at work a co-worker said to me, “I love your coat. Where did you get it?” Immediately, we began to talk about our favorite stores and next weekend’s sales—Americans love to share tips about sales, discounts and the best places to buy things. Whether you’re talking to a good friend or someone new, it’s an easy way to start a casual conversation. So, next time someone asks you where you bought your shoes, make sure you can continue the conversation with these sho vocabulary words and expressions...

Huge selection always tires. And the paradox is that if a person has no choice, then he wants to have it. But, when he is given more than necessary, he is covered by a psychological disgust from an overabundance. When a potential buyer visits car dealerships, more often he feels overwhelmed even before a final decision is made. During the search for the car he will listen to the representative of each brand, choose the only one among the many configurations, take into account all the financing conditions and not forget about the guarantee...