>>95242961The image appears to describe a situation regarding the "Hololive Dodgers fiasco." Here's a summarized version of the content:
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**Hololive Dodgers Merchandise Issue:**
- An employee at the stadium and Hololive fan shares insights into the mismanagement of merchandise sales during a Dodgers game collaboration with Hololive.
- **Key Issues Identified:**
- Merchandise was sold exclusively in tents instead of stores, causing long lines and chaos.
- Miscommunication between Hololive, Cover Corp, and the Dodgers about the market size and fan expectations.
- Poor planning, including a high item limit (up to 10 per customer) and insufficient staffing for managing sales.
- Merchandise was not placed in stores likely due to the event being one night only, leading to logistical complications.
- **Proposed Solutions:**
- Selling merchandise in stores or online to better distribute sales and accommodate demand.
- Setting a lower purchase limit per customer to reduce scalping and long lines.
- Better collaboration planning to understand the fanbase and market.
- **Impact and Reflection:**
- Despite the fiasco, the employee sees potential for future collaborations but emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes.
- A sincere apology is offered to fans, hoping the experience won't deter future partnerships between the Dodgers, Hololive, or similar events.
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