A picture of a retail store in Munich leaves many questions.
Observers are confused: What are these products doing next to children's toys?
Munich – The fact that in life there is often a tightrope act between the right timing and the right presentation should have got around, not least in the day-to-day business of every retailer.
Customers want to know immediately where they can find the products they want.
In most cases, their corresponding placement is understandable.
That's why throughout Germany, for example, milk is next to cheese or vegetables are next to fruit at the supermarket entrance.
This provides orientation and creates fast processes when shopping, as reported by tz.de.
The customer falls from faith when looking at the drugstore shelf – the photo amazes the network
It's different in a Munich retail store.
It is unclear what the employees were thinking when filling the shelves and compartments.
A photo showing the inner workings of a Munich drugstore leaves a corresponding number of questions.
A picture shared via "Jodel" is currently confusing the Internet.
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"If I had preferred to shop on the left, I wouldn't have to shop on the right now"
Even after seeing the "Jodel" contribution, many questions remain unanswered.
When was the picture taken, who took the photo and which store are we actually in?
All questions to which the owner of the photo has no answers - but which are of no further interest.
It quickly becomes apparent what the "Jodel" post is supposed to draw attention to instead.
Drugstore: Customer is amazed at the sight of the shelf - "Mom, what kind of balloons are those?"
Right next to the children's toys - more toys.
Toys from the “Durex” brand, which, like the large selection of condoms, indicate that the products would have been presented in other places in the store much more appropriately.
It is questionable what the products are doing there of all places.
The image's owner ironically states, "Good product placement" - and the comments below the post are equal parts amused and confused.
"Mom, what kind of balloons are those," writes a user who puts himself in the position of a child who has just chosen a toy from the right rule.
Another writes: "If I had preferred to go left, I wouldn't have to shop on the right now" - so whether there is calculation behind it with regard to the choice of space?
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