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I don't think the 5 item limit is about security, at least not only. I probably has more to do with not wanting too many items to be simultaneously unavailable
by jdthedisciple 4y ago
I don't think the 5 item limit is about security, at least not only.
I probably has more to do with not wanting too many items to be simultaneously unavailable for other customers, which makes sense.
At least that's how I always viewed it, maybe someone can confirm or deny.
- fmajid 4y agoMore likely they want to limit the time you spend in the changing room, so they are not unavailable either.
- throwaway744678 4y agoThat's the reason (at least in the store I used to work). Also, in some stores, the clients drop the items they don't want, and the employees have to fold them back (or put them on a hanger) and to put them back at their correct place in the store. It builds quickly, and you want to keept it manageable.
- zasdffaa 4y agoI've seen people in primark pick stuff off a rail, hold it up to themselves to size it, then if not happy just drop it on the floor and reach for another. It amazes me and not in a good way.