I kinda have to disagree with that second paragraph Edd. Like I said,my son in law works for a Japanese company and makes more money than I ever dreamed of in my life. They're having no trouble putting one daughter through Western Michigan University and the other one through Michigan State. He didn't start out at the top. He started in maintenance working on presses. Folks in Michigan who used to have $16-18-20 an hour jobs working on the line wouldn't have really cared where the company headquarters were when their paycheck came,they would just be happy to be getting one again. And the communities where they lived would sure be glad to have the business that those paychecks supported too. Income is income. When you're on the receiving end of a paycheck,the name of the company on the account really doesn't matter.
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