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why do they have doors with screens telling you what's behind the door when they could just have glass
Now you don’t have to make sure everything is stocked neatly. But I think they are bullshit and will not buy from them.
I thought. If you change where the products are, or replace the products wkth different products. You can just keep it updated and change it over. But then I thought. Well, if you're replacing the products, then you've got the door open. Then it's literally no extra effort to just replace a piece of paper.
Whereas here, you'd actually have to change it from a PC, and make sure you put it all in the right place.
I think it’s about keeping the inside items labels facing the front and looking clean and maybe better than the actual product looks on the shelves.
Kind of like how a burger looks better on the ads than in real life.