Some savy vendor are even calling accounts that have purchased good quantities in the past. Hence, the vendors will close out the stock at regular price.
Lemons for Denglas to lemonade for some swift framers.
That reminds me of Kehlog Albran's wonderful book from years ago. It was named The Profit.
You might remember it.
I will quite the passage:
Then the Master reminded us of how fragile glass is indeed.
Glass is made from such simple items as sand, lime and fire.
If during the manufacture you substitute one item, you have not glass.
If you substitute sugar for sand, you have not glass.
If you substitute lemons for lime you have not glass.
If you substitute water for fire, you have not glass.
The student then asked: "Master, what would you have?"
The Master answered: "Lemonade."