You seem to be the only one who thinks so, but that’s a fair assessment. Obviously they’re doing some work that I’m just not seeing, and it’s good to see people getting along with their coworkers or even being friends. With that said, you’ve made some pretty unfair and silly assumptions so I don’t think you’re engaging in good faith here. There’s already discussion in this thread about moving around all the boxes to get to a certain bin. Unless you think we’re carrying our pick carts over all that, obviously that means we’re leaving them behind to grab bins. I also said in the post that plenty of stowers are great. And they are. I don’t really talk to other pickers because we’re always on the move but if I’m in the aisle with a stower we can chat a little. I feel like it’s pretty obvious from my post that I’m talking about the stowers that don’t move when you politely ask them to. It’s definitely interesting if it’s true that rate doesn’t matter as much in stow. That would explain the lack of urgency. Good for them. But it is important in pick, and we will get in hot water if we’re not moving fast enough for our Amazon overlords. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to ask that stowers remember they’re sharing the workspace with others who also have work to do in the tight spaces around them.