They are often round on the bottom so they cannot be "put down." The reasoning behind this is that if the bucket can't be put down, it's useless for any other purpose other than hanging on a hook with water/sand, so when an emergency happens it'll always be ready.
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Buckets can be purchased at a wide variety of retail locations and online stores. Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, and Amazon, for example, each sell buckets.
Buckets are like sexual items to trolls, so they tend to despise buckets used as cleaning tools and say it's inappropriate, so yeah. :P
That depends on the type of weapon used to fire it !
You can think of bottom round management like just in time production. Bottom line management centers around achieving the financial bottom line first at the lowest cost. BRM or JIT focuses on fast, efficient, cost effective ways to produce your product or service at a lower cost with quality that the customer values. *I think*