In article 1120756174.588937.240640
@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, says...
To get around the silly constraints on who gets and who doesn't get a
catalog you do what you have to do. And it keeps you from getting put
in a "inconsequential" classification which means you have to buy $1500
a year for a few years before they decide to treat you like the real
customer you are and send you a catalog.

In other words, because you've decided the way that
McMaster allocates catalogs is silly, you're justified in
lying in order to get one.

If you've determined the price the 7-11 is charging for a
slush-puppie is out of line ($1.49 for a quart of colored
half-melted ice!!), do you feel justified in stealing one?

Ned Simmons