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- GDS-3950BHExplorer
Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
GDS-3950BH wrote:
Easy to do when the gubmint pays folks to not work at a rate that is substantially above what they made before, evenn if they did not work before. Free money, free rent or mortgage payments, etc. Now they don't want to work. Probably why I stood in line at Lowes this morning at the one open checkout for 30 minutes to buy 10 bags of mulch.
Ok, now you have to 'splan to us how is that related to the topic.
But if you want to open up another thread, mods permitting, I will explain to you Keyneesian economics and how the country had a booming economy after Hoover's Great Depression.
Or, why thee country became the strongest economy in the world when Ford and other industrialist realized his own ordinary worker needs to be able to afford the cars he is making..
How many cars did Henry sell during Hooves great depression? As far as the booming economy after, thank the Nazis. - Yosemite_Sam1Explorer
GDS-3950BH wrote:
Easy to do when the gubmint pays folks to not work at a rate that is substantially above what they made before, evenn if they did not work before. Free money, free rent or mortgage payments, etc. Now they don't want to work. Probably why I stood in line at Lowes this morning at the one open checkout for 30 minutes to buy 10 bags of mulch.
Ok, now you have to 'splan to us how is that related to the topic.
But if you want to open up another thread, mods permitting, I will explain to you Keyneesian economics and how the country had a booming economy after Hoover's Great Depression.
Or, why thee country became the strongest economy in the world when Ford and other industrialist realized his own ordinary worker needs to be able to afford the cars he is making.. - GDS-3950BHExplorer
goducks10 wrote:
time2roll wrote:
So besides Tahoe how many other gasoline/diesel vehicles have stopped production for lack of computer chips?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chip-shortages-force-more-cuts-230839840.html
As people try to make extended time at home more bearable?
It's interesting to see how folks react differently to Covid.
Personally I have not lost one single day of work nor did I work from home. In fact I changed jobs, actually careers going into another business, at a substantial salary increase.
Easy to do when the gubmint pays folks to not work at a rate that is substantially above what they made before, evenn if they did not work before. Free money, free rent or mortgage payments, etc. Now they don't want to work. Probably why I stood in line at Lowes this morning at the one open checkout for 30 minutes to buy 10 bags of mulch. - JarlaxleExplorer II
DougE wrote:
Due to the virus there is a shortage of computer chips. The auto industry runs on the "just in time" delivery concept for parts so have no stock on hand to absorb shortages. I placed a Tacoma on order January 4 and still have no build date.
Not just chips...all sorts of parts. The Ryder shop that my employer uses has had a couple trucks parked for a month, because they can't get the parts they need. - Yosemite_Sam1ExplorerThank you @GDH-3950BH for that special mention. I'm deeply honored. And to think, I beginning to feel hurt that you've forgotten me.;)
My next viewpoint is not to you specifically.
But permit me without offense the observations of the rigidity of some of the mindset here (as my physics college teacher dad once said to me, you are not too bright as your other siblings, who then became engineers, lawyer and nurse manager while I ended up being a failed bean-counter of several multinational companies:o.)
@Groover pointed this out somehow as an example of how we viewed the issues -- and certainly needs no help from me.
Yes, it started out of finding an explanation of the long wait to get a GM Tahoe (I have a friend who is GM fanatic and GM is in my watchlist of stocks to buy).
As a business news hound, one analysts said that it's the pent up demand from greater recession and now a glimpse of a booming economy (oh yeah, just raised political hackles again here). Others said GM is caught flatfooted again and other chimed in that it's supply chain issues for parts from pandemic-caused manufacturing shut-downs. And it now emerges as specific or on a more critical, chips.
Then it segued to EVs, specifically, Tesla who have that not much problems with it's chips supply and even thanked them publicly -- as much as the ICE manufacturers and where @Groover put in his insightful analysis. Tesla either have enough foresight and to sign a long term steady supply contracts. Or the chipmakers preferred to hitch their wagons and partner with the known innovators and disrupters -- those who will own the future of the industry than it's dinosaurs.
As to political sideways, yes, what we enjoy doing, are unduly influenced by politics. The government is the biggest holder of public lands and they can giveth and taketh it away from us. Thus we have vested interest to let our voices heard -- regardless on whose sitting out there in the Oval Office.
And please, stop playing the snowflakes and a victim. That's so yesterday. See yourself as a winner and you'll be the winner. - goducks10Explorer
time2roll wrote:
So besides Tahoe how many other gasoline/diesel vehicles have stopped production for lack of computer chips?
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chip-shortages-force-more-cuts-230839840.html 2oldman wrote:
I'm just here to see all the quoting.
:)- 2oldmanExplorer III'm just here to see all the quoting.
SDcampowneroperator wrote:
Mod, close thread it has gone way off topic What does ev units have to do with ice delivety dates?
The original topic was about the waiting period for a certain SUV. I simply contributed my experience about an SUV we are looking into that we will be using to tow a little travel trailer. Specifically because we can’t even do a test drive until one hits the lot. I don’t see the point in categorizing these discussions based on type of fuel.
Jmho.- GDS-3950BHExplorer
goducks10 wrote:
Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
goducks10 wrote:
GDS-3950BH wrote:
Yosemite Sam1 wrote:
Under the administration’s infrastructure plan, this industry will get government support to do it here in the US.
ROFLMAO........................Infrastructure Plan?
"Out of the $2 trillion, the plan only spends about $115 billion to modernize bridges, highways, roads, and main streets that are in “most critical need of repair.”
"The plan also includes $213 billion for home sustainability and public housing, $50 billion for National Science Foundation infrastructure “research,” $35 billion for climate change-related R&D, and $50 billion for a new “Commerce Department Office.”
"tax hikes, partisan add-ons, and having less than 6% of the proposal actually going to roads and cities."
"the proposal sets aside $20 billion for projects that “advance racial equity and environmental justice.”
“There is no reason for an infrastructure plan to include tens of billions of dollars, or hundreds of billions of dollars, in gifts to the already heavily subsidized renewable energy industry.”
Could be worse.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/04/never-let-a-disaster-go-to-waste-analysis-reveals-rotten-un-american-giveaway-gop-buried-in-covid-19-relief-package-to-overwhelmingly-benefit-millionaires/
There goes again the political hacks inserting their irrelevant partisan views on topics on posts that are supposedly informational.
Put it out there on the political thread will yah! (ok, there's none -- so off to Twitter or FB for you)...:D
LOL, so it's okay for one poster to post a political comment but it's not okay for another poster to disagree?
Geez sounds like our last admin we had in the WH.
Evidently so LOL. It sure is easy to get Yosemites panties all knotted up lol. 99% of threads he starts get closed due to going political and he is always the one who starts it with his sideways comments.
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