Hit

Hit

v. To tidy up by BLOCKING, as in the directive: “Hit the end-caps and wings.” See BLOCK, GET AROUND.

Holster

Holster

n. A small, separate, pocket-like container affixed to a belt via a clip which is used to hold and keep a BOX CUTTER readily available when not in immediate use. See also BELT CLIP. Contrast HUNT2.

Hunt

Hunt

v. 1. To physically lead or guide a CUSTOMER who is in search of a particular PRODUCT: “We're hunting for Tahini.” See also WHERE IS... ? 2. To search in your pants pocket for your CUTTER.

NOTE:

Hunting1, that is, taking the time and trouble when asked to help a CUSTOMER locate what they want to buy helps build GOODWILL, and is generally A Very Good Thing. Even if you don't find it, they know you care.

Continually Hunting2 in your pants pocket for your BOX CUTTER is both a nuisance and a waste of time. Get a BELT CLIP or HOLSTER.