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Default Bad ballast?

I think that's the right term. I bought a brand new shop light, put in
new bulbs and they only stayed lit for a few minutes. I took the bulbs
out, put them back in, and they came back on and stayed on for... a few
minutes. The problem is with the shop light fixture, right?

I hate returning stuff. ugh.
 
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