Not a bad gift,
And if you had invested in WD-40 20 years ago, you would have had a compounded annual growth rate of total shareholder return of 50 percent over 20 years, of 20 percent over the last 10 years and 27 percent over the last five years.
When I mentioned to excel I think I have cans dating from the co.s inception, I wasn't kidding. When I cleaned out my dad's garage I threw in a few of his dirt and dust encrusted squeeze or drip cans(not spray) in the pile. Never know when you might need a backup emergency squeeze plus I'm sure it's as effective as when new.
Funny how instead of depleting through use, containers of WD-40 seem to multiply over the years, all over the house and in the car. I can't ever remember saying "honey, I'll be right back, have to run out for some WD-40."
