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u/Hammer_of_Horrus 1d ago
Do you know how many computers and people this had to be scanned and pass through to end up on that shelf, and not one of them noticed.
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u/adv0catus 1d ago
You know it was in a cardboard box from the factory to the shelf, right?
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u/Hammer_of_Horrus 1d ago
True it materialized in the box and wasn’t seen by a single thing until this picture.
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u/adv0catus 1d ago
Right, because automated manufacturing lines don’t exist.
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u/OtterPops89 1d ago edited 1d ago
Okay but let's talk about the employees who put things on shelves...
EDIT: I don't know retail for beans and this comment proves it 😄
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u/adv0catus 1d ago
It’s tray packed. They ripped off the excessive cardboard, slid the box on the shelf and moved on. The whole thing took 10 seconds.
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u/OtterPops89 1d ago
That wraps it up for me, then. I should have known anyway, I used to pack those for General Mills.
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u/green_ethernet 1d ago
if it was found in the middle of the box, they are not going to notice
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u/Gektor_Flektor 1d ago
They put this packet on th shelf with their hands touching it and with their eyes looking at it, both in their hands and on the shelf. There is a very small chance they didn't notice it being empty
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u/adv0catus 1d ago
It’s tray packed. They ripped off the excessive cardboard, slid the box on the shelf and moved on. The whole thing took 10 seconds.
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u/Gektor_Flektor 1d ago
Here in Russia I saw people do it manually, so I assumed it's done like this everywhere. My mistake
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u/OtterPops89 1d ago
Good point and I was also thinking minimum wage apathy. Stockers can't be making enough money to really care about one empty bag.
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u/Jennysnumber_8675309 1d ago
Someone used the magic words "Open Sesame" and poof...there they were...gone!!!
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u/cheesey_sausage22255 1d ago
I don't get why it's even remotely infuriating? It's not like you bought it. Manufacturing flaws happen, their PPM is probably like 1 and you found the 1.
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u/ikaika235 1d ago
25% tariff