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Tom’s most famous adventure came at the Central Warehouse. Goods arrived in random order, and workers spent 40% of their time walking from aisle to aisle. Management wanted a conveyor belt system—$2 million.

Tom XL rode the elevator for a day. He noted that the doors stayed open for 12 seconds at every floor—even when no one else was waiting. He timed the peak hours, the button response lag, the floor traffic. the adventures of tom xxxl

“Why print at all?” he asked.

Complaints dropped by 85%. Cost: $200 and a weekend. Tom’s most famous adventure came at the Central Warehouse

He spent a week mapping every signature, every stamp, every carbon copy. Then he built a simple digital form with automated routing. No more paper. No more lost forms. Ms. Crabapple found her mug—and her weekends. Tom XL rode the elevator for a day

The lesson: The best solution isn’t always the biggest—it’s the smartest.

End of adventures.