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Another reason is as follows.
Suppose Mark ate beef stew for dinner every night.
Mark got sick of the beef stew so he dicided to try something different.
Mark saw something that looked good: "Apple Plieshnauzres".
However, Mark doesn't want to buy an entire box of Apple Plieshnauzres if he will only eat one and decide he doesn't like Apple Plieshnauzres, then have to throw away the rest.
Thus, he gets a free sample of an Apple Plieshnauzre and decides if it's any good.
The last scenario depicts why a free sample would familiarize a person about a particular product so that they could make an educated decision on whether to buy that product. Usually, when a free sample is not available, one would ask a passing stranger if said product was good enough to buy. However, one may not want to try that, as the stranger's tastes would obviously be different from theirs, as shown below.
- Mark asks Flip if Apple Plieshnauzres are any good.
- Flip (being an apple farmer and apple aficianado) says that Apple Plieshnauzres are good to eat.
- Mark (who HATES apples) buys the Apple Plieshnauzres and discovers that they taste unpleasant.
- Mark, unwilling to eat something which tastes unplesant, must now waste the Apple Plieshnauzres he just bought.