It probably has more to do with incorrectly or inadequetely commented
bins.  If they'd only comment every bin, they would find their errors
before they cause problems. ;-)

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Dan Michaels wrote:
>
> BobA wrote:
> >Who knows: maybe the guy in charge of packaging crystals is on drugs or
> >something ;-)
> >
>
> Actually, the only guys who will take those jobs are old geezers
> with thick reading glasses, who can't tell a red band on a resistor
> from a brown band. They faint and trip and knock over the packing bins
> a lot too, scattering the goods. Plus they usually have trouble
> reading the packing invoices to start with. Bound to mess up once
> in a while.
>
> Actually - think of what it would be like if they were as bad as
> all of the programmers that Olin knows. Then you would only get
> the correct xtal 1% of the time :):):):):):).
>
> - danM
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