Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
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Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#2This does not surprise me. To inflict change, you don't need to control the person, you just need to control their perception of reality.
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#3Clever, but seems ethically questionable.
Why do the shippers care about breaking a TV? Presumably there are repercussions, such as an insurance plan. So why don't those repercussions just apply to bicycles? If they're fined for enough bikes being broken, they should probably learn that they need be more careful than they thought, right?
EDIT: Toning down my choice of words.
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#4Now more TVs will start to be damaged since the delivery guy thinks it's just a bike in the box.
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#5Wonderful (part) solution. I love things like this that tap into the mind so subtly.
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#6#PureFuckingGenius
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#7Clever, but seems ethically questionable. Why do the shippers care about breaking a TV? Presumably there are repercussions, such as an insurance plan. So why don't those repercussions just apply to bicycles? If they're fined for enough bikes being broken, they should probably learn that they need be more careful than they thought, right? EDIT: Toning down my choice of words.
I don't think shippers are just about breaking a TV. I believe it comes down to the, perhaps, subconsciousness of "TV = fragile" whereas a box with a bike, something we expect to be pretty solid, doesn't seem like it would be damaged quite so easily.
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#8Clever, but seems ethically questionable. Why do the shippers care about breaking a TV? Presumably there are repercussions, such as an insurance plan. So why don't those repercussions just apply to bicycles? If they're fined for enough bikes being broken, they should probably learn that they need be more careful than they thought, right? EDIT: Toning down my choice of words.
I think people actively dislike bicyclists.
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
#9This does not surprise me. To inflict change, you don't need to control the person, you just need to control their perception of reality.
Everything clever seems obvious once you already know it.
Re: Bike manufacturer sees huge reduction in delivery damage by printing TV on box
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