Why Your Purchases Are So Poorly Packaged

http://consumerist.com/2013/01/09/ex-st ... -packaged/

There could be a perfectly valid reason why your bubble wrap is wrapped in bubble wrap, a small clock comes in a box large enough to store your fiancée, and every ten-foot power cord requires its own wooden pallet. They’re just working with what they have, within the rules they’re provided, and trying to get your item to you in one piece.

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I just hate those molded hard plastic/ impossible to open packages.

LOL wrote: I just hate those molded hard plastic/ impossible to open packages.

lol It's for your own protection. Who know what you would do with it if you got it open.

When I managed a shipping and receiving department, I would occasionally have the shippers do the receiving so they could see what it was like to open boxes that had been packed incorrectly and how the merchandice would move around when it was being shipped.

I like shippers because they are often packers. Packers are cool.

Good one PF!

But remember our shippers in Denver are going to send those Packers Packin if we meet up! LOL

Photo-fish wrote: I like shippers because they are often packers. Packers are cool.

I promise to be there for you after the game. Don't cry too hard.

Really? It wouldn't be the first time they choked in the post season. I'll roll with it just fine if it happens.
On the flip side, I promise not to be too mean if the Doncos lose. They are my 2nd favorite team.

Oh, how sweet. :Love3: