Getting some weird results from Collider2D.bounds.Contains()

A certain check for bounds.Contains() was failing on me, so I decided to run some tests, and ultimately found something really weird.

Here's the test code:

Code (CSharp):

1.     private void ContainsTest() {
2.         Bounds myBounds = GetComponent<Collider2D>().bounds;
3.         Debug.Log("Bounding box: " + myBounds);
4.         //Is my own center inside my own bounding box?
5.         if (myBounds.Contains(myBounds.center)) {
6.             Debug.Log("My center is inside my bounding box!");
7.         }
8.         //What about another point that is exactly equal to my center?
9.         Vector2 samePoint = new Vector2(myBounds.center.x, myBounds.center.y);
10.         if (myBounds.Contains(samePoint)) {
11.             Debug.Log("This point is also inside my bounding box!");
12.         }
13.         else {
14.             Debug.Log("This point, that is exactly equal to my center, is somehow not inside my bounding box!");
15.             if (samePoint.Equals(myBounds.center)) {
16.                 Debug.Log("See, they ARE equal!");
17.             }
18.         }
19.     }

And this is the output:



The Contains() is being passed two Vectors that are equal to each other (according to their Equals() function), but one returns "True" and the other returns "False".

PS: Disregard the 0.0f for Y extents - I repeated the same test with a larger bounding box and the same issue happened.