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The point being made is "it's not the paper fr the box that's the issue". A smaller box allows more to be carried. But if we go that route, it's trivial to shi
by coldtea 1y ago
The point being made is "it's not the paper fr the box that's the issue".
A smaller box allows more to be carried. But if we go that route, it's trivial to ship them without any box and box them domestically - and that's a 2-3x volume reduction right there.
- leakycap 1y ago> it's trivial to ship them without any box and box them domestically Ah yeah I can't imagine any scenario where this could go wrong Like man in the middle attacks Replacement/fake products ... or you know, damage? Boxes provide... protection. > it's trivial Anytime you catch yourself thinking something is trivial, you're probably trivializing it (aka think about it more and you'll probably be able to think of a dozen more reasons packaging products is the norm)