We've established there are costs of doing business. Customers either choose
to pay enough to offset those costs, or they don't. Pure and simple. My daily
driver is a 15-year-old American luxury car, and I accepted up front that it
would cost more to fix at a Cadillac dealership than it would cost to have
"Sammy Shadetree" fix a Ford Escort. If I'm not willing to pay those higher
repair costs I have no business driving a Cadillac. Either way I have no right
to complain--the effects of others' free-will decisions get no sympathy from
me, nor should I expect others' sympathy for the effects of mine. If/when the
car breaks down, I will either choose to "put on my big boy pants" and pay to
have it fixed, or I will make a different choice and won't be driving a
Cadillac. I have no right to expect GM to build Cadillacs for the price of a
Kia. Now PLEASE can we get back to talking about the radios, and not bicker
about the manufacturer's corporate stuff?
73, Brian KA9EGW
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