I have memories of a time, back in the 1980's when you could go to some grocery stores and buy "generic" goods. Now when I say generic, I mean as generic as generic can be!
The label was white, the lettering black, with no logo and only the absolute minimum of information - like this picture of a generic cola can from that decade.
Today those same generic products are sold as "store labels" with fancy-looking graphics so you think they're a real brand name. It's just the same generic cola packaged differently for different grocery store chains!
So I had a serious flashback the other day when I found this generic-looking box.
I think it had been used for shipping a geocache, but it is empty now.
Where do you think it could be?
The only markings on the box were the name of the product and a bar code sticker. I ripped off the corner of the box with the sticker in the hope that someone out there might be able to figure out this mystery.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on Geochecker.com.
I'm guessing that you will find it to be a generic hide and a generic container too...
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