And the consumer takes it in the shorts again.
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2012 Aug 20, 9:24am 1,069 views 1 comment
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Honest Abe
2012 Aug 21, 2:33am
The burden of the extra costs ALWAYS gets passed along to the consumer.
http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/17404
Nothing new here, just more of the same nonsense which has shackled America for 60, 80, maybe even a hundred years.
Kinda reminds me of the story at Chrysler Corp. A carpenter was summoned to repair a broken door. Upon arrival he assessed the situation. Someone had broken out the upper part of a wooden door that had glass panels in it. The wood and glass were both damaged. He pulled out a pair of pliers to remove the jagged glass remaining in the door and someone screamed at him "STOP- YOU CAN'T DO THAT. THE GLAZIER HAS TO REMOVE THE BROKEN GLASS". So the carpenter sat on his ass the better part of an hour to wait for the glazier to remove the broken glass. Time spent to remove the broken glass? 90 seconds. True story.
Gotta love the union's - not.
Honest Abe.