Reputation is the biggest issue. The Sebring name was tarnished, so when they facelifted it Chrysler called it the 200. But everyone knew the 200 was just a Sebring, so all it did was just tarnish the 200 name. Enter the new 200, and people still associate it with the crappy rental car they got on their last trip, or…

Anyplace USA.

You’re not kidding. The original battery in my six year old Legacy gave up the ghost a few weeks ago, so I pulled it and ran to Auto Zone for a new one. I was standing in my driveway installing the new battery when my neighbor wandered over and said, “It’s probably the alternator.”

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Because we understand that if somebody’s lifestyle is subsidized, somebody else is doing the subsidizing.

Nah. See, his story is here and now. It’s relevant to what is happening to him in this moment. What you went through has nothing to do with his circumstances. The path you took, the choices you made, the opportunities that you had - nothing about your story makes an iota of difference to what he’s going through.

For the entirety of my college career, I—

they did that back in the day too.

I say forget giving them new camaro’s have them do the whole competition in classic 80s IROCs

COTD’s COTD.

Wrong! We entered the post-factual era now. If you feel there is a beach in Philly then there IS a beach in Philly.

You are spot on in that the one off, strange, and custom jobs will be left that machines can not automate away. Workers need to be able to transition into those niches. Whether there are enough of those niches is another story.

The solution is to provide free or highly subsidized vocational training or higher education tuition to displaced workers so they can find better jobs. 

“Low margin, low skill manufacturing jobs aren’t coming back to the US, with or without NAFTA. They certainly aren’t coming back with wages and benefits that would interest a US worker. “

He sent it to me, he’s with his “kid” being a “dad”

Oh, the Beast will be there. You can be sure of that.

Marketing marketing marketing. Jim Adler couldn’t find the courthouse if he was placed on the steps. He makes commercials/puts up billboards and has a call center to field inquiries. Those possible cases then get farmed out to other real lawyers who in turn give Adler’s firm a cut of the fees.

The TEXAS HAMMER!! HE’LL FIGHT FOR YOU AGAINST BIG INSURANCE COMPANIES!