Awhile back at the local Walmart and a upper-level person from Bentonville was there walking through the store. I stopped and asked her about the $5 movie bins. She said that they sell more when the bin is jumbled up than when it is organized. Which makes sense as when one is looking through the pile you will find more than one movie that you will buy while searching for the one you want. The $5 bin is now under $4 too.
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Awhile back at the local Walmart and a upper-level person from Bentonville was there walking through the store. I stopped and asked her about the $5 movie bins. She said that they sell more when the bin is jumbled up than when it is organized.
Which makes sense as when one is looking through the pile you will find more than one movie that you will buy while searching for the one you want.
The $5 bin is now under $4 too.
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