Also looking for a decent pressure washer and a Ridgid shopvac.
Setting up a mobile detailing business.
Drive? Wtf?Nashville TN, but will be driving to San Diego in a few days to visit my son.
Sleep in a Prius. Wow
Trip will be 2-3 weeks total. San Diego, OC, LA, then Yosemite. Maybe a few more stops. Prius gets 46mpg on the highway,and I can sleep in it with AC running in a pinch.
Dont do that. If you have a CO2 leak you might never wake up...
Dont do that. If you have a CO2 leak you might never wake up...
CO leak...carbon dioxide leak wouldn't be a problem
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Sleep? I wouldn't drive in it, let alone sleep.Sleep in a Prius. Wow
CO leak...carbon dioxide leak wouldn't be a problem
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do yall have stores that actually carry the honda inverter generator?
in my stores i typically see a sign that says go find it online at homedepot.com
some stores have the green ryobi. it was $100 off for a while at certain stores, but it has not dropped again since january.
there was a gray ryobi (otherwise identical i believe) which was some kind of special buy.. i think it may have dropped at some pt but i wasnt looking for one when it did.
my limited research points to hondas and yamahas as being the best, but personally i would try a ryobi, generac, briggs&stratton, etc if the price was right. cabelas has run a few deals on them but i believe mostly for generacs. alternatively i have also seen some potentially good deals at local pawnshops and craigslist... i would stick to honda/yamaha if going secondhand
I was in one about 2 hrs ago and didn't see squat.
Damn Nailers are not going to penny... Just stays there like the damn Dewalt drill combo kits.
Damn Nailers are not going to penny... Just stays there like the damn Dewalt drill combo kits.
This is based on my store over 10 years ago when I worked there. The cart prints out the stickers. I guess the carts are preloaded with the info. The met comes in grabs carts and go to work.Does anybody here actually know how the MET process works? I mean specifics, like:
Do they print out the yellow stickers on the cart or do they get them from a central computer/printer. If they print them out themselves, do they download data from a store computer into a computer on the cart, then print the stickers? What I'm really trying to get at, is exactly when will the price drop appear in the PCA (and at the checkout), as compared to when the MET puts the sticker on it.
Clearance items here are fairly scarce, with two endcaps for the entire store. Between competition from other customers, the MET, and the employees, it's become fairly apparent that the only way to win at this game, is to be 1st on the scene.
I'll watch things in clearance for several weeks, then they disappear. But the quantities are such that they couldn't possibly have sold. Like automotive light bulbs - 50, maybe 100 packages spread across 10 part numbers, they just vanished. MET once told me if I buy something for a penny, they lose their jobs. Whether true or not, they're zealots when it comes to removing penny items around here.
So how do I beat them at their own game? There has to be a window of opportunity between the time prices change and the moment they put the new sticker on. About the only thing I know, is that prices seem to change on Tues/Wed.
A friend who worked at HD a year or so ago, told me the items go into the compactor. He inquired about some items that they were tossing and was denied them. It's possible that he just wasn't part of the "in crowd", but I highly doubt that all penny items get destroyed. Unless there's a manager standing there watching, there's just too much temptation.The associates destroy the unsold merchandise at the back of the store; next morning a 53' trailer stops by to collect them. That merchandise could have lit up hundreds of homes where electricity seizes to exist.
Stuff still gets trashed, but that was old school. I would venture to say less than 10% is destroyed now. If you really curious about it go ask your local fire dept. We would have a fire at least once a quarter when destroying stuff. Out store manager took everything for himself. He gave them away as gifts for employee of months, votec school, high school shop class, and also would let all of us employees check out whatever we wanted and use it. He was supposed to destroy it all, but had issues destroying perfectly good stuff. You can't give them to habitat for humanity, goodwill, and such anymore. They now have stores where they sell things so you started seeing returns with no receipts and store bonuses were effected.A friend who worked at HD a year or so ago, told me the items go into the compactor. He inquired about some items that they were tossing and was denied them. It's possible that he just wasn't part of the "in crowd", but I highly doubt that all penny items get destroyed. Unless there's a manager standing there watching, there's just too much temptation.
Thank you CDMD, that does help. I think the only way to crack this nut, is to just appear very naive and ask questions when I'm in my local store. Or pick an item, and check it in the PCA every night, maybe just before closing. What I really need is the holy grail - home access to the PCA.Hope that helps. I can't scroll through your entire post to make sure I answered everything. If you have nay other questions feel free to pm me.
Thank you CDMD, that does help. I think the only way to crack this nut, is to just appear very naive and ask questions when I'm in my local store. Or pick an item, and check it in the PCA every night, maybe just before closing. What I really need is the holy grail - home access to the PCA.
For the most part, I'm not after penny items; on things that I can really use, last clearance tends to be an absolute bargain.