Which mythological figure's name is directly connected to a common retail pricing strategy that deliberately ends prices with .99 or .95?

In ancient mythology, gods and goddesses often embodied specific attributes that influenced human behavior and commerce. Today's retail brands use similar psychological triggers in their pricing strategies. This poll explores how mythological concepts have parallels in modern retail pricing psychology. Test your knowledge of both mythology and retail strategy!

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Hermes - The messenger god who carried information between realms, like how charm pricing 'carries' a psychological message
Janus - The two-faced god who represents the psychological threshold consumers cross when prices appear in a lower bracket
Freya - The Norse goddess whose name inspired 'freeya pricing' where items appear cheaper than whole numbers
Mercury - The Roman god of commerce whose swift movement symbolizes how quickly consumers respond to prices just below round numbers