(07-26-2011, 10:50 AM)xstreaminsanity Wrote: I'd like to ask your guys' opinions, just to see them, on this scenario. I know some of you also collect basketball and this is the only example I can come up with so I apologize if you've never seen it or experienced it. On rack packs of 2008-09 Upper Deck, the back of the rack pack was designed to specifically show what two Wal-Mart exclusive inserts were in there (2008-09 Upper Deck Team MVPs). Do you find it wrong or reprehensible if someone were to chose the 7th pack in the row because they saw that it had a LeBron James card rather than the others that had second rate players?
Technically, that would be pack searching in my opinion. However, the product is not being damaged in any way and what's inside is blatantly there for all to see so I don't think that case is a big deal at all. Though I don't morally agree with it, there is nothing illegal about it.
I've always wondered this in pack searching discussions and it goes into another portion of the big-box store. How do people feel about those that pull back the husks on corn to inspect the corn itself and leave behind the ones they don't want? This would leave the corn exposed to the air and accelerate it's going bad, thus damaging the product. Personally, I can't stand when people do it.