Just so you know, it is perfectly legal for the end-user to rip the tag off the mattress. The tag is only there for the middle handlers (e.g. wholesaler, retailer, etc). It cannot be legally removed until the customer receives the product. In this case, it is actually to protect the consumer by disclosing the materials used in the mattress, primarily "all new" versus "recycled".
The sad truth is that Big Brother is much more covert in its interests in your bedroom.

Not at all, I'm certain Slashdot just ate Alex's whitespace.

"What is GPS?"

,Alex

I suppose the comma could have been in the first line as well... curse you Slashdot!

At the rates the automated trades occur, that would be a big enough deal to destroy the whole market.

I would have believed him if his ID were lower. Anyone over 900000 is clearly an idiot and can't be trusted at all. Am I right?

Yeah, but not all at once.

Yeah, it was a lame movie that should have been about boron.

Sure you did, Juan.

You should see how they inflicted the emotional pain!

For instance, with the properly constructed experiment, we could finally figure out "How many marketing people does it take to change a lightbulb?"

Actually, both consumers and vendors are affected. If your customers can no longer afford to buy your product, you'll soon be without customers.