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How about a meeting area in every other aisle so that customers can talk in an area to the side of an aisle thus allowing others to pass. A trolly "traffic warden" could direct talkers to one of these areas so that congestion is minimised.
Jutta is right - it is more a lanes idea
http://www.halfbake...dea/trolley_20lanes
.........as opposed to an area for people to chat [po, Jan 25 2002]
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An interesting idea, but it'll never happen. |
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I don't think it would be very long before the supermarkets used the extra space for setting up more merchandise displays. |
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Baked in all 3 of my Grandfathers Supermarkets |
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You have three grandfathers? |
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Yes. Paternal, Maternal, Step-Maternal. The Step-Grandfather was the one referred to. Oddly enough, I came back to this idea because it occured to me that someone, saaaaaay hippo might come along... |
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How odd that all three grandfathers own supermarkets. The same one, or three different ones? |
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po, if you've seen this on the halfbakery, a link would be nice.
(I don't remember seeing this particular measure of "meeting areas", although there were suggestions for lane systems.) |
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// not practical//....oh...oh dear.
<goes away giggling to look at Cow Trolleys> |
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