When Brad heard, "There is no waiting in checkout lines 2, 4, and 5," he knew that the supermarket had:
A)intangibility.
B)static demand.
C)off-peak convenience.
D)idle production capacity.

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The fact that there are no waiting lines in certain checkout lines suggests that the supermarket has idle production capacity, meaning they have the capacity to produce more goods or services than they are currently producing. This indicates that they may not be operating at maximum efficiency and could potentially increase productivity to meet demand during peak hours.

When Brad Heard, "There Is No Waiting in Checkout Lines