On 2/12/2016 4:37 PM, John McCoy wrote:

If it had been intelligently designed, you wouldn't be able
to push it the wrong way. The fact you can move the lever
down on the side that should be up is the problem, because
it misleads you to think you're going the right way.

The design is intelligent in the sense that it solves a much bigger
problem: left and right hand drawer slides have always been a PITA to
keep track of.

The "mirrored" slides are interchangeable, meaning you no longer have to
worry about matching pairs of drawer slides; and if you buy an extra
pair for when Murphy strikes, you now have two spares instead of one.

What you make on the grapes, you lose on the grapefruit ...

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