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Let's have a look at taking items out of one tote, box, container,
anything, and putting it into another one,
whether it's processing, whether it's for floor, whatever the stock is.
Think of this.
There's your straight line, isn't it.
You see, I've actually seen people do this,
feet there, and the feet aren't moving there to there.
Look at the outside base and the twist outside base.
I've even seen this from there and reaching it.
Body weight outside base.
What do we say about that straight line?
In fact, I only want you to remember two things for me, right?
Number one,
whenever you've got anything like this, work from the corner.
Because if you're working from the corner,
everything has got to be inside base.
Number two, always work from the corner.
You getting it?
Actually, number two is make sure your associates are working from the corner.
Be a team player and help us out with that one, will you?
But you can get that one nice and close or just push this one.
But if I put that at a 45° angle there,
I can work out the corner here and I can drop it in there.
Better still, I could be working from here and I could just move my foot.
So set it up so it helps you.
But what we can't be doing is twisting.
And on top of that,
we've covered that, haven't we?
Foot Facing, Two Hands, Dip and Drive.
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