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12-23-2006, 09:00 PM
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Liquor store bags
Why?
Why are the paper bags used by liquor stores the thinest, flimsiest bags imaginable? It rivals toilet paper in weight. The purpose of a bag is to allow you to carry more items than you can grasp in your hands. These bags are so flimsy that you can't trust them to carry the weight of all the liquid you just purchased, and must clutch the bottles to your body to avoid dropping them. What is the point? Is it just so that after you've dropped your purchase, someone can get off the quip, "That feller can't hold his liquor." ? |
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