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Re: Re: Re: Round the Farm Kitchen Table
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Posted by Mark on February 24, 2004 at 06:52:33 from (199.46.199.233):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Round the Farm Kitchen Table posted by greenbeanman on February 24, 2004 at 05:47:05:
Blew me out of my chair....had to laugh. Seriously, around these parts on a 105 degree day when we are driving down the street in our 1998 Dodge p/u with the air conditioner blowing full blast...nice and cozy, Jose is in the median laying bricks........no gringo's or others anywhere to be seen. I don't care what you say, I admire them for that....course my mama showed me some of them digging out the ditch in front of our meager home when I was a kid and she said "son, if you don't get an education, you'll be out there doing that". And FYI, my Dodge is over 5 years old now and has never been back to the dealer or in the repair shop.....except to get the gimme cap they promised me when I bought it......and the door lable says Made in Mexico........from Canadian parts...well the Canadian part is not written there (it's on the parts)but there are a lot of Canadian parts...and that's ok....Seems the Japanese, among others, have learned the lesson about jobs and having customers with money to spend (cause of a job) selling automotive/truck products.....or did they do it to reduce import tariffs to remain competetive??? Confused....... So I can buy an "American" Dodge made in Mexico City or a "Japanese" Toyota Tundra, made in San Antonio, TX....new truck plant being built....boy I am really confused now. Mark
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