1. This box of markers that put empty space under the label to make it look like more full:
2. This body wash bottle that uses the label to hide a lack of volume:
3. This $10 "bulk" candy bucket that's...a little smaller in person:
4. This sheet set that makes it look like it's Egyptian cotton, when it's really just "comparable to the feel and touch":
5. This email subject line that tricks you into opening a marketing email:
6. This "bigger size" bottle that actually has four fewer ounces than the original:
7. This tricky sign that's about 100 miles away from the actual Niagara Falls, but makes you think you need to get off the freeway:
8. This pizza that hid its lack of cheese and toppings:
9. This set of headphones that used a label in the product image to make you think it's an Amazon's Choice item:
10. The serving size of these waffles, which come in packs of four:
11. This restaurant that made the most of its B health rating:
This restaurant concealing their B health rating as a “brunch” sign is just me as a person
12. This box of chocolates that's really only about half a box of chocolates:
13. This "value size" bottle of vitamins that has 100 fewer tablets than a regular bottle:
14. This tricky little non-panda:
15. This pizza place that charges $11.99 for a pizza but requires a $12 minimum order for delivery:
16. This sign that has a very tiny "each" that doubles the price you probably thought the limes were:
17. And finally, this library sign that is just too cruel:
