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Exactly, I have a friend who is a forklift driver for Costco. He loves that the work is very self directed, that a portion of the warehouse is essentially his t
by Cerium 6y ago
Exactly, I have a friend who is a forklift driver for Costco. He loves that the work is very self directed, that a portion of the warehouse is essentially his to make as clean and organized as he wishes. The main requirements are that all the incoming goods be stored and all the empty bays restocked.
- tantalor 6y ago"I like stacking crates" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04wb7P_v-4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04wb7P_v-4
- shagie 6y agoHave you introduced him to the game Wilmot's Warehouse http://www.wilmotswarehouse.com http://www.wilmotswarehouse.com ? Under the covers, I consider it to be a word/idea game.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoWhat does that mean?
- shagie 6y agoThe game is about putting boxes with icons or (abstract) shapes on them together so that they can be found easier later. Consider the situation that you've been putting "things that are cold" together. Snowflake. Snowman. You've also been putting "Buildings" together. House. Castle. ... And now you've got an igloo. Where do you put that? "Things that are sports like". You've got a football, a baseball bat... and now a hockey stick. Does that go in the cold things? Oh, here's a stadium - does that go in the sports area? or the buildings group? You've been putting round things together - frog eggs, wheels, and this disk with a slash through it. And now you get things that look like pills... was that thing with a slash through it a pill? Should you move it over to the pills section? or leave it with the round things? Or maybe move the pills adjacent to the round things. So on one hand, the game is about organization of things... on the other, it's a word and idea game about how you group particular things together.