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jul 09
jul 09
Grabbed a photo of this on the way into work this morning (yes, yes, I know, I should be driving, not taking pictures, but I couldn't resist).
Proof that just because you put instructions in huge, bold, Helvetica type doesn't mean anyone's actually going to read it.
Tags: picture, fail, miscommunication, user interface, packaging
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