Re: Fleet book

>I see your point but there's no reason that it should take us a month
or
>more to get products in this day an age. It's called customer service.

At the risk of sounding condescending, which I don't want to be...

You could receive the book through the appropriate channels in days.
However, it would also be close to twice as expensive.	Shipping a large
amount of small items by air is expensive, and that expense gets passed
on
to us, the consumer.  I don't know about everyone else, but I'm happy to
wait longer for something if it's less expensive (just ask the PC shop
that's ordering my Zip Plus drive for me - damn things are like hen's
teeth
in Australia at a good price!)

I don't know if its been investigated (and don't know if it's cost
worthy)
but I go back to the thread that ran a while ago: performing print runs
separately at the major market points makes sure that both ends have
what
they want.  As I said however, it would have to be cost effective.

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thought, wouldn't it be much worse if life were fair, and all the
terrible
things that happen to us come because we actually deserve them?  So, now
I
take great comfort in the
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