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Who says they'd be randomly oriented? When I see examples of cuboid products on shelves (think boxes), they're usually stacked quite neatly and efficiently.
by curiousgeorgio 12y ago
Who says they'd be randomly oriented? When I see examples of cuboid products on shelves (think boxes), they're usually stacked quite neatly and efficiently.
- sliverstorm 12y agoThat's because some poor sap has to organize them every night. (Source: was once that poor sap) Nothing exhibits the Second Law of Thermodynamics quite like grocery store shelves.