Counts Drift.
Cash Sits Still.
Goods are bought in one book, sold in another, and counted in a third. By the time the three agree, you have already promised the thing you no longer have — and paid for the thing nobody asked for.
- The till says one thing, the shelf says another.
- Counts reconciled by hand, a week behind reality.
- Reorders placed on memory, not on what actually moves.
