Original sentence: Fry's has a standard practice of discounting its opened but saleable merchandise—almost always by 5%
Edited sentence: All items that are returned supposedly pass some type of inspection or diagnostic test before being re-sold.Although Fry's return policy is clearly printed on every receipt and posted at every register, customers quite frequently challenge this policy.At present, it has a reasonable variety of books, but it has few magazines not found in a typical supermarket or drugstore.Customers have wandered through a store for hours but left without buying anything, because they had failed to find a store employee who could tell them anything about a product that was not printed on the box.Fry has numerous employees in every store, but it seems that none are actually salespeople.Fry's has a standard practice of discounting its opened but supposedly not defective merchandise—almost always by 5%.Fry's returns policy limit most returns to a maximum of 30 days.Fry's used to have a large variety of books and magazines.In some cases Fry's managers will override these restrictions in the interest of customer satisfaction.Notably hard drives and flash media must be formatted, RAM is run through a memory diagnostic program, and motherboards and processors must POST before being resold.Some notable exceptions include notebook computers, air conditioners (if unopened), CD and DVD burners, cameras, and GPS units, where the return period is only 15 days.This is true of people who were regular customers 20 years ago