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And how do I know this? Ten years ago, Borders tried the same thing to boost videotape and DVD sales, by running their big sellers on monitors suspended over the checkout lane. This did nothing for video sales, but it guaranteed lovely experiences with the failed English majors working at the store. If you didn’t have to deal with cashiers zoning and forgetting what they were doing to look over their shoulders at the screens, you had the rest of the staff up front, too. The last time I actually bought anything at a Borders, I was trying to track down a copy of Factsheet Five in the magazine section, and the head of the magazine section was so hooked in the regular screenings of Titanic that all she could do was wave behind her and mumble “It’s in there somewhere” without letting her eyes leave the screen. When I had to return because I still couldn’t find it, she started yelling at me as she went back, pulled the lone copy from where it had been behind four other magazines in the wrong section, literally threw it at me, and yowled “See! I told you it was there!” Is it any real surprise that she’s still working at that store?