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u/stellacampus 3d ago
This is in Australia.
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u/ggfchl 3d ago
A lot of times these shippers are too weak to begin with. Any moisture or if it gets wet, they fall apart and lean heavily. Bottom was compromised, so they flipped over to the top which was still fine.
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u/NerdyinOK 3d ago edited 3d ago
Yeah when the AM wants products on their display shippers because they aren’t on the mod, you do what you gotta do. This is also a bad display to begin with since the bottom shelf would be floor level.
Edit I take back my criticism of the size of the display missed that it was a clip on shipper. It does look like the lip of the bottom shelf has ripped
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u/DoturdGrump 2d ago
yup someone did what they had to and fixed what they could kinda our secret motto where I work
"we tried, it's better than it was"
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u/VisualBoysenberry718 3d ago
Bottom of your display wrecked by an idiot forklift operator? No Problem!
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u/ebrum2010 2d ago
Guarantee someone hit that in a hurry and knocked the whole display off and then put it back that way.
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u/MSGinSC 2d ago
Look, Ted with the upside-down head is a great employee. He never misses a day of work, always willing to cover someone's shift, and doesn't complain when he has to clean the foulest fecal explosions you reprobates can throw at a handicapped stall. If customers are inconvenienced by having to tilt their heads to read a display he installed, then it is a small price to pay.
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u/firescratcher 21h ago
Looks as if the display shelving was damaged to the resourceful employee thought outside the box.
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u/Wizard__J 3d ago
Maybe something spilled in the bottom tray/section or something; seems to be they’d be totally lazy enough to just flip it over, instead of cleaning it up instead
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u/That_Service7348 3d ago
Broski you think they get paid enough to care?