Anchor sinking effect refers to the fact that when people make judgments about something, they are susceptible to the first impression or first information, which fixes people's thoughts somewhere like an anchor sinking into the sea. The first impression and preconceivedness are its manifestations in social life.
According to the above definition, which of the following options is not anchor sinking effect?
A waiter in a porridge shop always asks: Add one egg or two? Another waiter always asks: Do you add eggs? The daily sales of the first store are always higher than the latter.