In which country did 'Buy Online, Pick Up In Store' (BOPIS) retail strategy first gain widespread adoption?

In today's interconnected world, retail innovation often emerges in response to unique geographic challenges and opportunities. This trivia question explores how regional factors influenced the development of a now-global retail strategy. Understanding where and why certain retail innovations emerged can provide valuable insights into the relationship between geography, consumer behavior, and retail evolution. Test your knowledge about the origins of a retail concept that has transformed how we shop worldwide.

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United Kingdom, where grocery chain Tesco pioneered it in 2000 as 'Click and Collect' to address dense urban populations with limited car ownership
Japan, where convenience store giant 7-Eleven implemented it in 2002 as a solution for small living spaces in Tokyo that couldn't accommodate large deliveries
Australia, where retailer Woolworths launched it in 1999 to serve remote rural communities with limited delivery infrastructure
United States, where Best Buy created it in 2004 to compete with emerging e-commerce giants while leveraging their physical store advantage