Inference About Customer Preference

In a small town, there lived a baker named Mr. Thompson. He was known for his delicious pastries and breads. Every morning, he would wake up very early to prepare fresh goods for the day. Customers would line up outside his shop, eager to buy their favorites. Mr. Thompson often shared stories with his customers while they enjoyed their treats. One day, he introduced a new lemon tart, describing it as zesty and refreshing. The townspeople were curious and wanted to try it.

After two weeks, Mr. Thompson noticed that his regular pastries were not selling as much as before. He thought a lot about why this was happening. He wondered if customers were too excited about the new lemon tart to buy his other baked goods.