Which of these was a genuine advertising slogan found on a shop sign in ancient Pompeii?

Before modern advertising, ancient civilizations had their own methods of promoting goods and services. Roman merchants were particularly skilled at marketing, using catchy phrases carved into shop signs or shouted in marketplaces. These early 'brand slogans' helped distinguish businesses in the bustling commercial centers of the Roman Empire. Test your knowledge about one of the most famous ancient Roman commercial slogans that archaeologists have discovered!

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• "Profit comes to those who wait for customers with respect" - From a cloth merchant's shop
• "For the best drink in town, visit Hedone's tavern" - From a popular drinking establishment
• "I make profit with the favor of the gods" - From a jewelry merchant's store
• "Profits are as welcome as a traveler to an inn" - From a Pompeii thermopolium (fast-food counter)

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