Re: Target stores unit pricing on paper goods.

Seerialmom <seerialmom@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
> hchick...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote
>> the zak <don.sak...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote

>>> Target unit pricing shelf labels for paper goods like paper
>>> towels and toilet tissue list the unit price per 100 sheets
>>> instead of per 100 square feet as do other stores.
>>> It's inaccurate. Sheet sizes vary. Converting unit pricing
>>> from per 100 sheets to per 100 square feet is difficult
>>> to do in the aisle of the Target store.

>> Unit pricing is a joke anyway. I regularly see stores post a unit
>> price in ounces for one brand of product and pound for a different
>> brand. If they could unit price in standard aardvark meal ****tions, I
>> suspect they would do that as well, all in the interest of obfuscation.

> All the more reason EVERYONE should pass basic math, right?

Wrong, thats why god invented calculators.

> I've seen the same thing in stores...they can't put one over on me...
> I know how to multiply and divide :D

You've multiplied too much already, seerially.

Time for some retrospective abortions/division.