True or False: When sacking, you should carry the bag with you.

The correct perspective on this question hinges on understanding the principles of efficiency and practicality when managing deliveries or "sacking." In professional settings, especially when dealing with orders, the focus is often on streamlining processes to enhance productivity and ensure the safety of the items being handled.

Carrying the bag along is generally not recommended because it can hinder movement, create an unnecessary burden, and distract from focusing on the task at hand. Instead, placing the bag in a secure location while addressing other aspects of the job is often a more effective strategy.

In specific circumstances, such as surge orders or inclement weather (as hinted at in some of the other options), there may be arguments for carrying the bag, but these scenarios are not universally applicable. Thus, the general answer is that it is more efficient and practical not to carry the bag while sacking.