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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / September 20052x4's
Took the Transtar and a buddy down to Central Building Supplies to get a bunch of wood for his deck project. I asked "How much are your shop grade 2x4's"? Salesman says,"well,we have a sale on,the more you buy the cheaper they are" I said "Good,just keeping loading my truck till their free" Guy had no sense of Ha Ha ,mabey hed heard it before. Observed this past weekend after Katrina. . . . . Big Box stores in the Midwest are posting signs about limited quantity or not available at all. If you have a need in the next few months better get 2x4's, plywood and OSB as soon as you can. No generators seen at Northern Tool, Menards or HD. . . . Buy some stock in the wood industry. ;-) Henry Votel Forest Lake, MN Then this way: A guy(Kind of a slow person with less than a full deck) went in to buy a 2x4 and the salesman said "How long do you want it"? The guy says " Well I would like to keep it". > Took the Transtar and a buddy down to Central Building Supplies to get a > bunch of wood for his deck project. > I asked "How much are your shop grade 2x4's"? > Salesman says,"well,we have a sale on,the more you buy the cheaper they are" > I said "Good,just keeping loading my truck till their free" > Guy had no sense of Ha Ha ,mabey hed heard it before. True Story: Some grocery stores used to have a promotional contest; they had a star pre-printed somewhere on their cash register tape; if it was on your cash register receipt..your purchase was free. One fellow watched and waited until a new tape was put in. Then he and his buddy started bringing full grocery carts through; one after another after another after another. He won thousands of dollars worth of free groceries. After that the store changed the conditions of the contest! |
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