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"Shoemaker Crocs is attempting to climb new heights in customer service in Japan.               The company is experimenting with drones in its pop-up store in Tokyo.               Shoppers select a pair of shoes on an iPad screen.               And touching a \"take off\" button triggers a drone to begin its delivery flight.               Though the concept is a novel one, Crocs vice president and general manager in Japan, Morrie Fujita says the drones won't be hanging around.               SOUNDBITE: Morrie Fujita, Crocs vice president and general manager, Japan, saying (Japanese):               \"We don't really have any plans at this point to use them in our daily business.\"               Even so, customers were drawn to the drone-enhanced shopping experience.               SOUNDBITE: Shiho Sodano, customer, saying (Japanese):               \"It was kind of like an adventure and so, fun in that sense.\"               SOUNDBITE: Yuki Yamamoto, customer, saying (Japanese):               \"If they actually had it then shopping would be enjoyable.\"               But these drone flight commands clearly need improvement."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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