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16. Varnish was identical in both stores, national brand.

Wed Sep 3, 2025, 09:28 PM

Sep 3

I'm thinking Wally's doesn't move much varnish, so may be stock on hand. Lowes can move it at any price. Doubt it's a foreign sourced item.

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Slower hiring, rising prices, wary consumers: Fed's beige book points to sluggish economy [View all] Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 OP

I would say instead: conserve cash Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #3

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Doesn't matter lonely bird Sep 3 #4

Nope lonely bird Sep 3 #9

That is true for the individual directed impacted lonely bird Sep 3 #11

All of your posts here are good, thanks! SWBTATTReg Sep 3 #13

I think things are softer than they are letting on bucolic_frolic Sep 3 #14

Varnish was identical in both stores, national brand. bucolic_frolic Sep 3 #16

Meat prices (beef in particular) are insane Metaphorical Sep 3 #18

My coffee of choice (not gourmet) is up 58%. Buddyzbuddy Sep 3 #19

Agreed popsdenver Sep 3 #21

I tend to think we'll see the break point in November- GenThePerservering Sep 3 #22