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Learned that solution in Sociology 101 for maintaining personal mental health.
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simply shift the responsibility to solve that problem..
Blame someone else.
Learned that solution in Sociology 101 for maintaining personal mental health.
That’s …
simply shift the responsibility to solve that problem..
Yeah same here in Massachusetts. I hope things improve soon.Hi All. I know we've discussed this recently but I can't find the thread. Is anyone else across the country experiencing material shortages like circuit breakers, panels, generator power equipment, etc ? Or is it just here in the Northeast where we had storm damage ? I've been going solid for 2 weeks now just repairing electric services and installing generator power inlets and interlock kits. I've gotten orders for some service upgrades but have had to order material on Amazon and other venues. If you take a walk through the big box stores the materials on the shelves are bare. The regular supply houses seem to have material but not sure how long that's going to last.
I warned my spouse about this issue when she started shopping at the first KMart in the area. Those less expensive four button blouses came with a cost......
We need to start making products in the USA again.
All those factories got shifted to China and Mexico in large part because nobody wants factories in their backyard.I've been waiting on a reliance transfer switch now for 2 months. Everything in California is sitting on hundreds of barges anchored off of Long Beach. And yes, a lot of electrical products period are scarce, contractors buy up the stock quickly when it does trickle in.
We need to start making products in the USA again.
Workplaces here are safer, backyards here are cleaner, and when it works, everything here just when we need it.All those factories got shifted to China and Mexico in large part because nobody wants factories in their backyard.
People who are paying closer attention to what is going on in China besides economic disasters, covid and the weather issues, understand the panic to get production moved out of China while they still can. Moving production means moving a lot of equipment.Workplaces here are safer, backyards here are cleaner, and when it works, everything here just when we need it.
Are you sure they're not giving you a volume discount? My price from Home Depot is $10.19, but I always order online so I'm not sure if that's the same price as posted on the shelf. But they have a lot of trouble keeping them in stock right now. Northeastern Oklahoma.My local HD gets $8.62 for QO 15s and 20s. Over 50 of each in stock.
Are you sure they're not giving you a volume discount? My price from Home Depot is $10.19, but I always order online so I'm not sure if that's the same price as posted on the shelf. But they have a lot of trouble keeping them in stock right now. Northeastern Oklahoma.
$10.90 is the price here as well. Six in stock. Same price at Lowes.You quoted me from almost a month ago. Today, the QO15 is $10.90. Price for one, no quantity. Only 19 in stock now.
Well, Honeywell's latest missive says "Did we say 8%? We really meant 14%. And no, you can't order right now and beat the rush, it's effective immediately."Honeywell Security Products just announced that there will be an 8% inflation adder to all orders entered or shipped after December 8. So, when did they tell us this? December 7. Seems eerily fitting.