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How is this any better than looking at the real product on the shelves? I mean, why did the shop want to pay for it?
by pmontra 5y ago
How is this any better than looking at the real product on the shelves? I mean, why did the shop want to pay for it?
- Invictus0 5y agoMaybe it saves electricity for the refrigerator because people open the door more infrequently?
- vernie 5y agoOr do they open the door more frequently to see what's actually inside the case?
- drexlspivey 5y agoIt also saves the customers money because they won't buy the product. Everybody wins!
- slipframe 5y agoFrom one of the tweets: > Turns out that Monster energy drinks are found in the "no content" door. So how did he find it? Obviously he went down the line of doors opening each one until he found it. If the doors were glass, he could have looked through each door instead of opening each.
- bsder 5y ago> How is this any better than looking at the real product on the shelves? I mean, why did the shop want to pay for it? Probably the fact that you can't see the cheaper alternatives anymore without opening the door.
- makeworld 5y agoThey can display ads, which makes the store money. https://twitter.com/RunDaltonRun/status/1408566439833788423 https://twitter.com/RunDaltonRun/status/1408566439833788423
- function_seven 5y agoI'll bet serious money the shop isn't paying a penny for this. They got sold on "cool, high-tech" display doors "at no cost to you". Or even, "WE'LL pay YOU to install these" (which would be some ad revenue split deal) The ads pay for these.