[antaresequity]

I usually never buy the stuff by sheet, let alone the square foot...Its always Unit cost...

33/44/66 sheets for 1",3/4,1/2 by the unit.

You can save alot of money over time if you order your stuff in units, or lifts.

If you need 46 2 x 12, buy 48, because they stack them 4 wide in a unit...

2 x 12 4 wide
2 x 10 5 wide
2 x 8 6 wide
2 x 6 8 wide
2 x 4 12 wide

The dispatcher will build your load and get it to you sooner if you don't waste his lift operators time by picking through stacks.

If they guy can just peel off layers or lifts with the fork lift, you get better service, better pricing, more tee shirts.

Its like ordering 45 pounds of nails...only a 'minute horny clockwatcher' would do somthing like that...

lol

[Vigilantcitizen]

I usually never buy the stuff by sheet, let alone the square foot...Its always Unit cost...

Same here. Actually, I don't buy wood at all, I fabricate it.

[Hank Rearden]

Its like ordering 45 pounds of nails...only a 'minute horny clockwatcher' would do somthing like that...

Ohhh, you gotta sober up if yer gonna watch commercials!

I do believe The Donald is saying "minute-hoarding clockwatcher".

Yours is funnier, though.