[donmeca2020]

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Originally Posted by Boy Blunder

They've done that for a while, and TRU used to do that as well (though it was behind a hinged door above the shelf). If anything, it's smart, because if they're doing it with the Thanos wave, it means that the employees know that there's new stuff to put on the pegs, but can't rotate it in because the old stuff needs to be bought. Solution - put the old stuff on the shelf up top, and newer stuff on the pegs. That way they can rotate in the newer figures, while the older stuff is still technically on the floor and available for purchase. Also keeps them from having to move stuff from the floor into the back, which from what my friends at retail have said, isn't something stores usually want done.

I'd say it's 'efficient' more than 'lazy'.

Besides, those top-stacks are why I was able to find a Spider-Gwen for a friend when I have otherwise not seen her in the wild since her release.

So this is "efficient" ?? does this really look like their employees care if the store looks half ass ? i think not. nothing more then a turn off of going to a certain store when it just looks like crap.... luckily this isn't my regular walmart.