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I hate the DVD box set cases where there are two discs in one "page" - you have to remove one disc to get at the other. I also fear that the discs touching each other will scratch 'em.
I know they do this so the whole box will be thinner. But I would rather have one disc per page and have it be thicker.
Are all DVD box sets like this? My The Office boxes, seasons 4-6, are like this. But not Monk.
A) no not everyone does the 2 disc thing.
B) They don't touch, they won't scratch, it is safe.
C) Not many companies produce dual sided DVD\BluRay. I prefer single sided. They aren't as fragile, i.e. I can lay them down without fear on a table, desk, TV stand whatever and not worry about scratches. I think dual is dumb.
I love how you always ask these questions "Why aren't things the way I like them best..." Becuase not everybody likes what you like. Stop that.
If there is any touching. like my 3 disc set I just checked, they should be put into the case to where the unreadable sides are touching. If your case has dual sided discs and the data sides are touching...yea...bad design. I assure you most don't do that.
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