Imho it is no different than anything else:  EVERY thing must be fast and
easy and
totally completed within 50 minutes (exlcuding commericals)...that's the
mentality:
money for nothing!   That's the American way - there is no premium on
quality - if
quality ever existed in the U$A it was long before my time - it's the 'I
want mine NOW'
to hell with you' philosophy.  A good mechanic in the u$a is rarer than
gold.  They don't
care - just give them the $5g and if your car gets down the block, fine, if
it doesn't tough
nuggies!  That's your problem.   The u$a is a litiguous society - people
have to be forced
to do what they are paid to do. .. the only way to get their attention is to
hit their pocketbook
and that means take them to court!  Just look at the military in Iraq and
elsewhere - whinning
to come home to mommy.  They are a spoiled bunch who've never done a day's
work in their
lives and the little taste of it in the desert has them crying for
mommy...when they aren't in
'war' they are grossly overpaid for an estimated 40 hours of work per month
and 25 of that
is running (jogging) on the highway in their designer tennis shoes and
warm-up suits.  What
a pity.  Indeed the u$a is not like it used to be.  It won't be long until
the rest of the world
sees the myth - then it will be 'katy bar the door'.   So the shotty
mechanics are just part
of what America is all about -

Geez I'd hate to think what would happen if you didn't have this NG as an
outlet for your fury............

How exactly does one get to be this ignorant. I hope you are 19 years
old.... I'd hate to think your post has the benefit of any world
experience....

You see one soldier on the news who has reaped the benefits of the military
life he chose, and who now doesn't wan't to do his job, and you think that's
indicative of americans in general??? It's a volunteer army, and they did
one hell of a job. Doesn't sound spoiled to me. Ironically, I've just come
home from a party for two friends who returned from Iraq.... They did what
they had to do, and will continue to do so, without whining....

Your statement that people are grossly overpaid implies that the money they
are being paid should go elsewhere... to who? The government? Please
explain......

Huh?

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Imho it is no different than anything else:  EVERY thing must be fast and
easy and
totally completed within 50 minutes (exlcuding commericals)...that's the
mentality:
money for nothing!   That's the American way - there is no premium on
quality - if
quality ever existed in the U$A it was long before my time - it's the 'I
want mine NOW'
to hell with you' philosophy.  A good mechanic in the u$a is rarer than
gold.  They don't
care - just give them the $5g and if your car gets down the block, fine, if
it doesn't tough
nuggies!  That's your problem.   The u$a is a litiguous society - people
have to be forced
to do what they are paid to do. .. the only way to get their attention is to
hit their pocketbook
and that means take them to court!  Just look at the military in Iraq and
elsewhere - whinning
to come home to mommy.  They are a spoiled bunch who've never done a day's
work in their
lives and the little taste of it in the desert has them crying for
mommy...when they aren't in
'war' they are grossly overpaid for an estimated 40 hours of work per month
and 25 of that
is running (jogging) on the highway in their designer tennis shoes and
warm-up suits.  What
a pity.  Indeed the u$a is not like it used to be.  It won't be long until
the rest of the world
sees the myth - then it will be 'katy bar the door'.   So the shotty
mechanics are just part
of what America is all about -

So it should be better in Atlanta, is/was this not one of the US's fastest
growing cities?

DAS
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