When in doubt, try reductio ad absurdum ...
A watch is on sale for 30$. You pay a reduced price of $29. Where has the other $1 gone?
Here, the total price was $30; they paid $27+2 = $29. Where's the $1?
Simple in both cases - a reduction in notional profit.
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