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Originally Posted by onzedge
1. "Surplus" means a quantity beyond current and projected needs and not expected to have any future requirements. I think your choice of words here is tenuous. "Margin" or "Incremental Quantity", either one. would be a better, more accurate choice.
2. I am unable to account for the disparity in our Rep counts and honestly put no thought into it. If I were inclined to dedicate any of my precious (and far beyond your price range) analytical skills to work on it, I am certain that I would deliver several probable causes for this phenomenon.
3. I do not care.
4. Bless you and have a great day.
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Thanks for that lovely soliloquy... beautiful...