Yeah, that “one‑less” trick is classic bait‑and‑switch. Players see the counter drop, think “I’m almost done,” and they shove their wallet a little deeper. It’s a tiny nudge that’s huge when you stack it up over days. The brain gets tricked into feeling the game is almost sold out, so it rushes to finish the purchase before the next “re‑stock.” It’s a sneaky way to inflate spend—just a subtle reminder that the game’s actually counting every cent, not you. And that’s the sweet spot for a glitch‑hunter: a tiny mis‑count that turns into a big habit loop.