Well, in all fairness, it's a commodity and the market fluctuates just like it does at the grocery store. Gasoline, coffee, meat, it's all the same principal and the market sets the price. It sure would be nice if we were guaranteed the lowest price for everything we buy for say the next 5 years, but that's not the real world. A couple of weeks ago gas was $1.45 a gallon here, but now it's back in the $1.70's. So my question to the $0.08 cent guy is why did he not buy when the price was lower instead of hesitating and now having regrets. And does anyone really expect you to not reflect the increase (or decrease for that matter) in material prices in the final pricing of the finished product? I would let everyone with interest know this up front though and pass on price decreases too (yeah, like that happens now days).