part plan, part gram, it's a plan-o-gram

[marcicat]

According to the local grocery store, summer is OVER. Fall is HERE. More specifically, HALLOWEEN CANDY SEASON is here. Personally, I think it's a bit early, but I'm not a grocery store scheduler. If the planogram fits...

(PS: I had been working in retail for several years before I first heard the word 'planogram.' My reactions were basically: "That has to be a fake word," followed by "Please let that be fake," and then (after looking it up), "I wish that was fake." Even though it is, regrettably, a real thing, it continues to be a hilarious word in every way.)

(Planogram definition: a diagram or model that indicates the placement of retail products on shelves in order to maximize sales.)

Comments

[mecurtin]

I have learned a new word! It's not the meaning that bothers me, it's the horrible construction.

[lannamichaels]

I have learned a new word today but wow, I thought my job had awkward jargon.