You totally miss the point.
You are trying to equate an Amazon.com experience to an
Taro experience. Right there your logic is flawed, so
I don't even know why I argue with you. BUT, to PROVE
the point so other dullards don't get the same idea....
People would get angry if Amazon.com did not let them take
things out of their cart. SURE, if Amazon was selling one
of a kind books that 50 people wanted at the same time and
only one person could actually have it since there was
only one available. HOWEVER, Amazon has 1000s of one book
in stock, so they don't have to take the precautionary
measures against selfish people like yourself, who like to
put a cel in their basket, HORDE it from everyone else,
until, you, the HIGH and MIGHTY decide whether or
not to discard it.
AND PUUULLEASE, you have to have six fingers to ACCIDENTLY
put something in your basket. I mean once is a mistake,
but I think someone is pretty careful about putting $500
cels in their basket NOW. When before, you have 12 year old
kids who can't afford $20 cels, let alone $500 cels,
shoving cels in their basket to KEEP them away from everyone
else. And REALLY, how many problems have people had with
putting things in their basket by accident????
This Esca one is the first I have heard of.
And I AM SORRY, I know if you were a real MORON and put in a
$500 cel by accident, you could tell Stephen about it.
MY ORIGINAL POINT IS:
Taro doesn't have to implement ANYTHING to make your
shopping experience more pleasurable. Customers will
come no matter what. Buying from them is a PRIVILEGE not a
right. So I am glad you don't buy from them anymore, less
competition.
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