I wish you could get less for more. At the local hardware store, a quart of paint seemed aweful light. So i got the one behind it. Same thing. Then i held a couple colors and they still seemed light. I got what i needed and came home. As compared to another unopened quart from a few weeks ago, the new one was lighter, and about 1/6 emptyer.
Same thing with hardware. Sorta. The lables are all wrong. I sent my mom to pick up 4 9/16 bolts and nuts on her way home the other day, so i could bolt down my bench grinder and drill press, and she came back with 3/4. OK, atleast she tried. So i had bolts with me, and looked back there. the entire 9/16 drawer was full of 3/4. Nice. Look around and see no one.
So i go ask the cashier whats going on. She said she diddnt know, and all she did was run the store alone for the last hour its open. Not sure i'd tell that to everyone who walks through the door, but whatever. She said they had been selling alot more hardware then normal in the past few weeks, however.
I ended up using a tape measure borrowed off the shelf to identify a bunch of 1/2 and 9/16 bolts i had lost and had to replace, but it goes to show how dishonest people are, that i was the first to say anything about this......
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