Lost Screws for my Mac Book Retina 15"

Hi I purchased the new Mac Book retina when they were released in June 2012. I recently found a tiny screw on the floor and traced it back to my my Mac Book. When I examined it I found I was missing several screws. Does anyone know what I can do about this?
Thank you in advance.
Ben Kelly

Rush back to the store and request replacement. Regardless if you purchased AppleCare or not you do have a one-year base warranty.
But you may have to convince them of your innocence: that you weren't trying to get inside the non-serviceable Mac.

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