Posted by Mark - IN. on April 13, 2014 at 19:25:38 from (98.215.76.204):
In Reply to: They did it again! posted by Greg1959 on April 13, 2014 at 18:23:56:
Times have changed since stores have gone fully computerized and automated. People don't think or need to think anymore. Heck, I heard recently that schools no longer teach writing anymore. Shut the iphone, ipad, ipod off and people will walk into walls and have no idea how or why that happened. Guess what? Someone runs a commercial that shows one of their cars parallel parking itself. If the computer malfunctions a few generations from now, someones are going to sit there looking out the windows probably not having the first clue how to open one of the doors. Come to think of it, I saw a comercial somewhere that showed someone kicking the back of a car, and the tailgate opened itself. Apparently, cars are smart enough that if you kick one, yours, it knows to let you in.
Back to your problem, my auto parts store in Bristol has a staff that knows and understands their goods. AND, specifically for your problem, they have "orange" Dorman drawers for their products, which do have wheel studs and lug nuts pictured right on the outside of the specific drawers and...your day world have gone much easier. Maybe what is going on at Autozone and other big box auto parts stores is that the staff recently heard something about being freed from their need to have jobs, and the only thing on their minds now is that they can walk out the door at any second, freed from their jobs and life will forever be good and prosperous for them and their families.
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