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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (262194)	11/26/2005 1:34:03 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1572912

RE:"but they usually have more than 15 of the product available." Wow, I didn't know that. How do you know that? Is there an official link stating this? Ted, stop making this stuff up. Making it up? Hardly. I've never worked retail but its just a matter of common decency. You don't tell people you have laptops for $400 at a store that caters to thousands of people the day after T-giving and then only plan to sell 15 of them. Common decency.......you know what that is, don't you? And you do know what Wal Mart said when confronted with the mess all over the country? There was a problem in shipping. However, the next day, wonder upon wonder, they have plenty in stock. Why doesn't that bother you? Is it because it was bubbas who were screwed and you don't care what happens to bubbas, or is because you would do the same thing if you had the chance? Let me tell you.......if they are screwing bubbas, they will find a way to screw the rest of us. Did you know Walmart offered to pricematch all other Black Friday ad prices? They fiqured they carried 25-30% of all the competitors stuff. What's your point? Why is this germane?