...and we all know on RHU that the custys would not put them BACK in aplphabetical order so it would be a huge mess anyway making it useless to merchandise them that way!
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Very true.
I also like the comment from "Esther" about alphabetical order not being of use to many custys.
Posted by: Chicajojobe | Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 11:27 AM
I thought the pawing-through was part of the Five Dollar Movie Experience. Anyone can go and select a fourteen or a twenty-dollar movie from the neat shelves, but you pay for that nice, convenient shelf sorting. A willingness to adventure a little and paw through a bin for awhile gets one a better deal. (And the movies in the bin are often older or otherwise miscellaneous, but there it is.)
Just don't ever take a female friend or roommate up on the 'I have $20, the box wine is $13.50, let's watch whatever we can pick out of the $5 movie bin with our eyes shut!' game. You never pull out anything suitable for Box Wine Sleepovers when you do that, and the one time you do, it will be 'Steel Magnolias' and you will be crying in a pile with four other girls. (We gave our wine money for the next three months to the Kidney Foundation just to make the sad go away.)
Posted by: kuroneko4276 | Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 12:08 PM
Same reason that our children's picture books are in NO order, save that we try to keep the various series together; the chapter books are filed "All the A's mostly together, all the B's... etc." Only the teen books manage to stay mostly alphabetical.
People won't let you keep them any other way!
Posted by: Bored at the Bookstore | Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 12:34 PM
Putting the movies in the $5 bin in alphabetical order would last all of five seconds, tops.
Posted by: NC Tony | Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 02:26 PM
I agree, I thought the big bin of $5 bin movies was part of the experience. Digging for gold, so to speak. The problem is the twits who put full price movies in that bin, making those who dig think they've found gold, only to find out we paid full price anyway.
Posted by: Madrias | Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 02:58 PM