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Lean Oops: Not-So-Compact Car
Posted on March 5, 2012 | in 2011 Baseball Winter Meetings, Lean Tools | by Chad Walters
Well, so much for visual factory.
I suppose it would only make sense to put a “Compact Car” label on the ground if it would genuinely only fit a compact car. Obviously this Dallas resident wanted to test the limits and was successful.
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Clearly you have overlooked some critical facts. This is a Honda pilot. In Texas, this is a compact car. If you posted, an Atlanta resident, Indianapolis resident or Chicago resident did this, ok, but Dallas? Yes sir, everything is bigger in Texas.
Oh geez. I suppose you’re right – it did fit in the space.
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