Sorry we don't sell this one particular bolt to a fridge that they stopped making in 1954

Customers have been asking for odd items last couple of days. Parts, ten headed extension cords, etc. etc. Like what kind of Dr. Seuss shit are these people after?

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Guardian

I LOVE keeping expensive old things if they are good value. "If something ain't broke, don't fix it," and if it is broke, fix it! But when you CANNOT fix it anymore because you can't buy parts, then you have no choice but to buy a NEW thing, which is often not as good quality as the old thing. Our society loves built-in obsolescence!