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In lugnet.starwars, Greg Crisp writes:
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> Anyway, for whatever reason, that is the way of TRU. Also of note, the trucks
> are locked and un-locked by the store managers. Also, they use big rubber
> zip-tie like devices to insure that the truck has not been opened during
> transit. In order to open the truck, the "zip-tie" must be cut, and cannot be
> put back together without obvious signs of tampering. Only the store managers
> have the "zip-ties", and they coded with serial numbers. It's actually a neat
> system.
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> Hope this helps shed some light in the darkness.
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> Greg
It does! I was driving on the highway and a TRU truck drove by- I looked for
the zip-tie- and there it was! It was blue.
Chris
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| Actually, they are telling the truth. As sad as that is... I worked at TRU for a couple of Christmas' back in 1990 and 1991. All of the inventory routing and control is done at the distribution center. The folks at the stores are basically blind. (...) (25 years ago, 21-Nov-99, to lugnet.starwars, lugnet.market.shopping)
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