Which mythological figure is known as the 'divine shopkeeper' who pioneered an early feedback system where customers left offerings based on their satisfaction with trades?

In many ancient cultures, gods and mythological figures were associated with commerce, trade, and retail exchanges. These divine patrons watched over marketplaces, blessed transactions, and sometimes punished dishonest merchants. Today's retail customer experience draws interesting parallels to these ancient practices. Test your knowledge about the intersection of mythology, folklore, and retail customer experience traditions across cultures!

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Hermes (Greek) - He collected stones in special 'hermai' pillars outside shops where satisfied customers would add a stone, creating an early review system
Lakshmi (Hindu) - She encouraged merchants to place lotus flowers by their wares, which customers would take if pleased with their purchase
Freyr (Norse) - He instituted the practice of carving runes on wooden tokens that customers would return to signify quality goods
Thoth (Egyptian) - He taught merchants to offer papyrus scrolls where customers could record their experiences to be judged in the afterlife