My local Best Buy would not even budge an inch. I told them I would settle for just 2 touch stones and I was told that there was no way they could do that. They did not even apologize for wasting my time and gas.

BTW, that is a bunch of BS saying that the touchstone is only worth a few bucks in parts. Obviously quoting someone who knows nothing about real world business.

In the real world of manufacturing, parts only makes up 10-20% of the real cost. Most of the cost comes from R&D, labor, marketing, packaging, shipping and other fixed operating costs. Its so funny when geeks try to act like they know anything about business as in the crunchgear article.

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