Sometimes when a company liquidates there's some real weird stuff that goes up for auction.
Sometimes a item they used or sold is made up of A & B & C.
But there was a over run of B. Or a minimum purchase order, or a good discount for X number of 'B's.
And C costs a lot, so they order in C when they want to produce that item.
And 'A'? Its a 'off the shelf item', they can get as many as they want, whenever they want.
Then years later they liquidate and there's a big box of brand new 'B' which are near useless for sale without 'A' & 'C.
You see this happen at nearly every liquidation.
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