That would be 'MPPlayableContentManager'.
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Testing vs. racing would be my guess.
Reliability seems to be the key as to why they let Nico go wild and log 97 laps...
Day two testing/lap times:
That's some pretty cold **** for an exec to say and now I'm curious where Renschler is going to end up.
When you only have one choice, it's easy to dismiss associated risk.
uh oh....
New workers left because of the hard work. Experienced workers left for better offers. Upping the ante stopped the bleeding over night and reaped benefits for both Ford and his workers, but they had to live the life he wanted them to live or they were gone. No one promised any of it would be easy, but if you could 'toe…
Again, you're focusing on the short term. Ford's entire life was a grand social project, with great rewards, but hardly one that came without both risk and failure along the way. Claiming there was no risk trivializes his life's story.
I'm supportive.
As long as you continue to view what Ford did in strict financial terms, you won't be able to appreciate what real risks he took.
"It is not the employer who pays the wages. Employers only handle the money. It is the customer who pays the wages."
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If this falls through, I hear a brand new Mercedes with low miles once crashed..errr.... piloted... by Lewis Hamilton will soon be available.
It made sense to Ford. His goal was to transform the people who manufactured automobiles into the people who would buy them. His hope was that they wouldn't buy a competing brand, tho :)
While the cost-cutting move to turn employees into customers overnight made sense for both parties outright, the risk was in the long term. History shows it was worth taking, of course.
When I have enough $$$ to buy one, I'll be sure to set aside the funds needed to hire someone to pronounce it for me...
By playing the North vs. South card, Sir, you force me to play the Pokémon card...
Pat Robertson doing the weather now?