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Re: WHATS going on in rural USA
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Posted by georgeky on June 19, 2007 at 19:54:17 from (64.12.116.14):
In Reply to: Re: WHATS going on in rural USA posted by redbone on June 19, 2007 at 18:36:19:
It cost very little more to go first class. In the long run the good quality stuff is the cheap stuff. By the time you count gas to haul defective junk back where it came from the good stuff cost the same or less. You alway's get what you pay for. I believe that buying the cheaper stuff puts Americans out of work and promotes more shoddy consumer products. Socks for example. I have worn the same brand of socks for as long as I can remember with no problems, until NAFTA came along and caused the factory to go south of the border. Now the same brand of socks are stretched out and will not stay up after 2 or 3 washings. I would gladly pay twice as much for socks that would last a year, and they would be cheap. Just my opinion.
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