Problem-finding

With myriad types of adhesives that are manufactured, why must stickers on consumer goods be nearly impossible to remove? Why must they come apart into little pieces, requiring patience-trying persistence to remove them bit by bit by bit, only to then require a strong chemical adhesive remover to take off the goo that’s left behind?

The sticker shown here was made of a hard plastic material, and as it came off in enraging miniscule-little-tiny fragments, a chunk of it became lodged so far up under my fingernail that it hurt to use that finger for days. Why must a $6.99 stackable vinyl outdoor chair have a sticker so unremovable?