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> the 'lower customer densities' twist is interesting. I wonder what creates that situation. Maybe people want to rush their purchases when in a crowd? I know
by pmx 3y ago
> the 'lower customer densities' twist is interesting. I wonder what creates that situation. Maybe people want to rush their purchases when in a crowd?
I know when I'm in a crowded environment I spend much less time browsing and just grab the stuff I need and get out the way. This sort of feels intuitive to me.
- mattkrause 3y agoAnd, if you know you will be buying (say) 200 lbs of product, you probably will pick times when it'll be easy to move and load.