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BH Photo's warehouse conditions worse than Amazon's?

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Oh the hypocrisy... conditions are much worse in other factories and warehouses where most of our goods are manufactured or stored. Just because this warehouse is on US soil this business has to pay dearly...
 
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I had no involvement with the production of ANY of the pictures so how could I know which pictures were legitimate or not. It was obvious the second picture was a different door as the signage on the door is different, but with a smallish picture of generally low resolution it's not that easy to discern little details particularly if you don't have 20 year old eyes any longer.



I would not be so quick to dismiss the possibility that B&H might take legal action -- I doubt it, but I'd bet they have some pretty decent attorneys on retainer...





Brian


Brian Stirling's door



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Brian Stirling's door



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"How could I possibly know that's not Brian Stirling's door?! I had no involvement with the production of ANY of the pictures so how could I know which pictures were legitimate or not?! Lawyers lawyers lawyers sue.
-Brian"
 
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Yeah, there's no way that's legal and that's dangerous. Jesus, I can't even keep up with this ... one minute a photo looks bad then the next minute Henry comes back with a clarification about camera angle, and now this picture that can't be explained away.

Ns1's picture was not taken in a B&H warehouse or in ANY B&H facility in Manhattan or Brooklyn.
 
Now: B&H deserves the presumption of innocence against these claims AT LEAST until anything of substance is presented. It's all just unsubstantiated claims right now.

"How could I possibly know that's not Brian Stirling's door?! I had no involvement with the production of ANY of the pictures so how could I know which pictures were legitimate or not?! Lawyers lawyers lawyers sue.
-Brian"
I can't believe that was ever a serious question. It stands to reason that it's not Brian Stirling's door exactly like it stands to reason that it's not B&H's door. It's not freakin' rocket science.
 
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while I dont think that photo above of the banana door is b&h (especially if you google that thing and it comes back as walmart) I do believe humans should be allowed to go peepee.
 
while I dont think that photo above of the banana door is b&h (especially if you google that thing and it comes back as walmart) I do believe humans should be allowed to go peepee.

As does B&H, I'm sure. What other than the unsubstantiated complaint with absolutely zero credibility makes you think otherwise?
 
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