Agreed - surprisingly it's more frustrating as a consumer to get variable quality vs always high quality or always crap. If I always get crap I can plan around

Agreed - surprisingly it's more frustrating as a consumer to get variable quality vs always high quality or always crap. If I always get crap I can plan around it - sometimes I do need just crap as a stop gap. If it's unreliable and can't predict based on price and descriptions, I just won't bother.