Detroit Vs Japan
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
Nathan W. Collier wrote:
> as for what makes middle class, i suggest you get more familiar with
> economics. $20 an hour is lower middle class. not that theres anything
> wrong with lower middle class, but that is indeed where it falls.
You got arguing with a brick wall correct... I also restated that they don't
pull 80 book hours every week - that week to week it varies based on their
output, and that the original statement was a simplified one where I simply
did some crude math. Buddy, I know mechanics that work in a dealership that
make _very_ good money. If they didn't, they wouldn't be able to afford
those $15,000 toolboxes and the $25,000 they invest in tools for their
trade. Yeah, they're not poor...
Let me say this: You're comparing apples and oranges. $20 an hour on a
normal job isn't that much money. But, $20 an hour on a flat rate basis,
where you get paid on book time is a world different. It's not the same...
You're obviously too stupid to understand that point...
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> as for what makes middle class, i suggest you get more familiar with
> economics. $20 an hour is lower middle class. not that theres anything
> wrong with lower middle class, but that is indeed where it falls.
You got arguing with a brick wall correct... I also restated that they don't
pull 80 book hours every week - that week to week it varies based on their
output, and that the original statement was a simplified one where I simply
did some crude math. Buddy, I know mechanics that work in a dealership that
make _very_ good money. If they didn't, they wouldn't be able to afford
those $15,000 toolboxes and the $25,000 they invest in tools for their
trade. Yeah, they're not poor...
Let me say this: You're comparing apples and oranges. $20 an hour on a
normal job isn't that much money. But, $20 an hour on a flat rate basis,
where you get paid on book time is a world different. It's not the same...
You're obviously too stupid to understand that point...
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
Nathan W. Collier wrote:
> as for what makes middle class, i suggest you get more familiar with
> economics. $20 an hour is lower middle class. not that theres anything
> wrong with lower middle class, but that is indeed where it falls.
You got arguing with a brick wall correct... I also restated that they don't
pull 80 book hours every week - that week to week it varies based on their
output, and that the original statement was a simplified one where I simply
did some crude math. Buddy, I know mechanics that work in a dealership that
make _very_ good money. If they didn't, they wouldn't be able to afford
those $15,000 toolboxes and the $25,000 they invest in tools for their
trade. Yeah, they're not poor...
Let me say this: You're comparing apples and oranges. $20 an hour on a
normal job isn't that much money. But, $20 an hour on a flat rate basis,
where you get paid on book time is a world different. It's not the same...
You're obviously too stupid to understand that point...
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Registered Linux user #378193
> as for what makes middle class, i suggest you get more familiar with
> economics. $20 an hour is lower middle class. not that theres anything
> wrong with lower middle class, but that is indeed where it falls.
You got arguing with a brick wall correct... I also restated that they don't
pull 80 book hours every week - that week to week it varies based on their
output, and that the original statement was a simplified one where I simply
did some crude math. Buddy, I know mechanics that work in a dealership that
make _very_ good money. If they didn't, they wouldn't be able to afford
those $15,000 toolboxes and the $25,000 they invest in tools for their
trade. Yeah, they're not poor...
Let me say this: You're comparing apples and oranges. $20 an hour on a
normal job isn't that much money. But, $20 an hour on a flat rate basis,
where you get paid on book time is a world different. It's not the same...
You're obviously too stupid to understand that point...
--
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
Nathan W. Collier wrote:
> as for what makes middle class, i suggest you get more familiar with
> economics. $20 an hour is lower middle class. not that theres anything
> wrong with lower middle class, but that is indeed where it falls.
You got arguing with a brick wall correct... I also restated that they don't
pull 80 book hours every week - that week to week it varies based on their
output, and that the original statement was a simplified one where I simply
did some crude math. Buddy, I know mechanics that work in a dealership that
make _very_ good money. If they didn't, they wouldn't be able to afford
those $15,000 toolboxes and the $25,000 they invest in tools for their
trade. Yeah, they're not poor...
Let me say this: You're comparing apples and oranges. $20 an hour on a
normal job isn't that much money. But, $20 an hour on a flat rate basis,
where you get paid on book time is a world different. It's not the same...
You're obviously too stupid to understand that point...
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> as for what makes middle class, i suggest you get more familiar with
> economics. $20 an hour is lower middle class. not that theres anything
> wrong with lower middle class, but that is indeed where it falls.
You got arguing with a brick wall correct... I also restated that they don't
pull 80 book hours every week - that week to week it varies based on their
output, and that the original statement was a simplified one where I simply
did some crude math. Buddy, I know mechanics that work in a dealership that
make _very_ good money. If they didn't, they wouldn't be able to afford
those $15,000 toolboxes and the $25,000 they invest in tools for their
trade. Yeah, they're not poor...
Let me say this: You're comparing apples and oranges. $20 an hour on a
normal job isn't that much money. But, $20 an hour on a flat rate basis,
where you get paid on book time is a world different. It's not the same...
You're obviously too stupid to understand that point...
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
calcerise@hotmail.com wrote:
> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
calcerise@hotmail.com wrote:
> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
calcerise@hotmail.com wrote:
> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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Re: Detroit Vs Japan
calcerise@hotmail.com wrote:
> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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Registered Linux user #378193
> Actually the AMC products were pretty good, compared to the domestic
> competition. Besides, didn't Pacers have the Porsche 924 engine one
> year?
I'm not sure...
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Registered Linux user #378193