The receipt remembers the amount and forgets the hesitation.

The record shows the amount and nothing about the deciding. Whether it was easy or agonised, whether you went back twice, whether it meant skipping something else, none of it survives in the number. Financial records are accurate and entirely silent about what the money cost you internally.

If you are reviewing your own spending, the amounts will not tell you where the difficulty is. Note which purchases you hesitated over and why. That is the information that actually changes anything, and it is not on the statement.