That's definitely Island Pond and it must all be sold, who ships to a reload without the stock being sold. You must work for one of my vendors. We're contractor supply but 40 years ago we were listed in the Red Book as a industrial wholesaler, you know, back when we had industry in the US and the Red Book still existed. I started writing a diatribe at about 8:30 this AM after reading this thread. So between phone calls, broken forklifts, Brosco bringing the wrong Doors etc, I'm about half way through. If I even post it, I welcome you to tear it apart. I been in this industry well over 40 years and I've never seen nothing like this. The simplest explanation is supply and demand. At some point in the near future, every retail & wholesale lumberyard in the country is going to have a real bad quarter. It'll be a race to the bottom, who can dump all their high priced wood for a loss the fastest in order to get back to a normal average. In commodity lumber, you should sell based on replacement, not cost. We had a killer 2nd & 3rd quarter last year. Everybody was so excited about our margins but I reminded them it cuts both ways. I predicted November as the month the Market would shit the bed. It dipped for a few weeks then took off like a shot. I guess I was wrong, not the first time.