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FightForGod!
User ID: 80146778 United States 03/13/2022 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I work for a major appliance manufacturer; hint, two letters of the alphabet. They have asked for volunteers to leave by tomorrow so they can begin. It's here folks... Quoting: Three Flusher Thank you. Buying puts on GE tomrorow. 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 ESV Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality, nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, |
General Thade
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80643023 United States 03/13/2022 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Inflation was the last straw. A lot of the corporations will be feeling it soon. When food and fuel, takes up the majority of the average persons income, big ticket items like appliances move to the back burner. Quoting: themessengernevermatters ^^^^^ yep, the lack of disposable incomes will smack every industry! BS. People have stopped buying appliances? Incorrect Uh,yeah many have.The stimmi money is long spent.Yeah there are jobs but they are low paying.I have seen very few Amazon,UPS,Fed EX trucks in my neighborhood since the holidays.Many of the tradesmen in my neighborhood who were working thru the pandemic are sitting home last couple months.The commuter train parking lots are still half empty.So that means 1000s have not returned to the office,sure many are working from home, downtown Chicago depends on those 10s of thousands of office workers to keep the restaurants stores bars etc in business and paying taxes.Half empty office buildings and hotels are all heavily taxed.The federal money is being squandered on useless bullshit. We had to buy a new fridge last year during the shortages because our 23 year old one had a bad gasket that was progressively getting worse and falling apart. Couldn't buy the gasket anymore from the manufacturer. Tried to fix it with silicone, etc. No dice. We compared the old electric bill to the new one, it was eating up about 3kwh/day just from being on so much from being leaky! That's about $130 a year in electricity. |
Where Eagles Dare
Metal-American User ID: 73836248 United States 03/13/2022 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Would I be correct to infer that this is due to slacking sales? But, but....the 'rats have been saying that people saved all kinds of money during the lockdowns and today's shortages are because we've all been spending wads of cash (gas is expensive because everybody is driving around to spend all their cash). Is that not true? I mean, I can't believe that the 'rats would lie to me. Last Edited by Where Eagles Dare on 03/13/2022 03:57 PM Isaiah 40:31 - But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. “They’ve got us surrounded again, the poor bastards.” - U.S. Army Paratrooper at Bastogne |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80643023 United States 03/13/2022 03:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I work for a major appliance manufacturer; hint, two letters of the alphabet. They have asked for volunteers to leave by tomorrow so they can begin. It's here folks... Quoting: Three Flusher Thank you. Buying puts on GE tomrorow. The consumer appliance division was bought by Haier, a Chinese company, years ago. |
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Shetland Pony Dog
User ID: 77353092 United States 03/13/2022 03:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Inflation was the last straw. A lot of the corporations will be feeling it soon. When food and fuel, takes up the majority of the average persons income, big ticket items like appliances move to the back burner. Quoting: themessengernevermatters ^^^^^ yep, the lack of disposable incomes will smack every industry! BS. People have stopped buying appliances? Incorrect No, there are waiting lists several months long for certain appliances. Sure but most people are not hauling their clothes to the laundermat for months.There are a couple guys on local craigslist who repair washers and dryers and deliver them for a couple hundred.They take your old stuff away and refurbish or scrap them.they even give you a 90 day warrantee.I used to have rental and tenants destroy shit.You can get functioning appliances for 100 dollars. Look at the cawk on that dawg Education is a process,not a result |
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Chinaman
User ID: 77082211 United States 03/13/2022 04:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Inflation was the last straw. A lot of the corporations will be feeling it soon. When food and fuel, takes up the majority of the average persons income, big ticket items like appliances move to the back burner. Quoting: themessengernevermatters ^^^^^ yep, the lack of disposable incomes will smack every industry! No problem, the Fed will just add a couple more zeros to the balance sheet. Chinaman |
Ballsy
User ID: 81033349 United States 03/13/2022 04:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | GE = Shit appliances. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78093466 Used to be the best. Now shit. Good riddance to bad rubbish. Even Speed Queen has issues these days. (Not the 'watergate' BS) A few years old and the washer is making all kinds of noises and I just don't feel like attempting to fix it yet. 7 year warranty = lol. This is why I and my parents before me always bought Sears appliances. If you want to fix them they sold all of the parts so that you are not stuck with a $200.00 bill from repair man. In my area, they had stores stocked with every part imaginable. My father and my husband were both handy. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82460049 United States 03/13/2022 04:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You can always tell the losers who have never owned anything or worked very hard. These are the ones who wish bad things to happen to the hard working people who just want to own a nice home, a good vehicle and raise their families. Eat shit loser. probably a tax payer funded basement dweller |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80551238 United States 03/13/2022 04:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 2008 all over again. The weak and the lazy goes first, then the fishes on the top. As more and more people start getting laid off more and more bills got unpaid. Banks start tumbling and Wall Street bankers jumping by the windows. |
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M R E
User ID: 71630411 United States 03/13/2022 04:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Inflation was the last straw. A lot of the corporations will be feeling it soon. When food and fuel, takes up the majority of the average persons income, big ticket items like appliances move to the back burner. Quoting: themessengernevermatters ^^^^^ yep, the lack of disposable incomes will smack every industry! No problem, the Fed will just add a couple more zeros to the balance sheet. probably but it will just add more to the inflation rate would rather have it & not need it then need it & not have it |
Three Flusher
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79829387 United States 03/13/2022 04:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Inflation was the last straw. A lot of the corporations will be feeling it soon. When food and fuel, takes up the majority of the average persons income, big ticket items like appliances move to the back burner. Quoting: themessengernevermatters ^^^^^ yep, the lack of disposable incomes will smack every industry! BS. People have stopped buying appliances? Incorrect no one said they stopped?? but they are going to cutback, if they were all still buying there would be no need for the layoffs, right????? That not the major problem. Primary is all these things need CHIPS (which can't be sourced). While a smart Nation would ask people to NOW throw out ANYTHING with a chip, gold on cutout boards, & metals that can be recycled.I; & create centers for drop offs & pick ups. USA could function but for lack of chips "a chip a chip, my kingdom for a chip", yet we are literally throwing out & causing trash/disposal issues of MANY things USA could salvage & reuse. Next the raw materials for appoamces etc have massively increased in price/value & hard to come by. Take stainless steel for example, it used to be magnetic, but now removed iron & NICKEL (that market in fury). My double oven stove unit broke & there were NO availability to simply as is normal replace the 1 broken of the 5 circuit panels. It took me 7 months to get a oven/stove unit to replace it. (You order but then get email that the one you bought online SOMEHOW given to others, over & over. Even from in-store Lowe's purchase/paid of unit verified was freaking in stock/back of store & awaited delivery to ME.. that 1 disapeared too. Finally got something but isn't double oven as the easy ones to find are the stupid connect to internet or cell app units. So I have something I don't want with features i'm against & won't use, that doest have the 2nd oven, & cost way more.. I make most my meals homemade so was crippled without such tools. Anything for HVAC AC/HEAT systems been on massive back orders for over year. Windows, doors out of stock. Car parts, good luck. And new car factories had to PIVOT, &/or shut down lines because can't get chios (which I don't want in my vehicles anyway), nor parts from over seas, & all raw materials & metals are $ too high. Wood & wood products skyrocketing prices. Plumbing supplies price increases & many things very hard to get. Our society agenda makers have literally destroyed & removed proper type of more efficient & w/out BS vehicles, appliances, everything. Simple clean devices work better, less issues, last longer, cheaper to repair. But look how worthless & full of crap vehicles etc are. They are garbage, but monitor, collect, track, control, deny... All while we pay more for poor products that harm us. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82383479 United States 03/13/2022 04:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I work for a major appliance manufacturer; hint, two letters of the alphabet. They have asked for volunteers to leave by tomorrow so they can begin. It's here folks... Quoting: Three Flusher Dang that didn't take long, i figured at least a month before the layoffs started? we can follow the upcoming shitstorm (layoffs) here- [link to www.dailyjobcuts.com (secure)] Do you think material prices are going to stabilize or just continue upward climb? |
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MarketPulse
GLP User ID: 80363680 United States 03/13/2022 05:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I work for a major appliance manufacturer; hint, two letters of the alphabet. They have asked for volunteers to leave by tomorrow so they can begin. It's here folks... Quoting: Three Flusher Dang that didn't take long, i figured at least a month before the layoffs started? we can follow the upcoming shitstorm (layoffs) here- [link to www.dailyjobcuts.com (secure)] Do you think material prices are going to stabilize or just continue upward climb? Well, gee, think about it. Shortage of raw metals to make stuff, Gasoline, used to transport materials, is going up US$1.00 a week, China [where majority of stuff comes from] is locking down for CoVid#352, employers need to pay workers more because they need more because of ever increasing living expenses, so what do you think? IDIOT! Of course materials are going to cost more like everything else we need. A LOT more going forward. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82460920 United States 03/13/2022 05:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do you think material prices are going to stabilize or just continue upward climb? Well, gee, think about it. Shortage of raw metals to make stuff, Gasoline, used to transport materials, is going up US$1.00 a week, China [where majority of stuff comes from] is locking down for CoVid#352, employers need to pay workers more because they need more because of ever increasing living expenses, so what do you think? IDIOT! Of course materials are going to cost more like everything else we need. A LOT more going forward. Of course prices are going up... saying when do you think they will start to stabilize, 1 week, 1 month??? There always is a cool off period, nothing going straight up or down |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 73221881 Panama 03/13/2022 05:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Agreed. I call BS. GE sold its appliance division to a Chinese company. And LG is Korean. Uh. Basic internet search puts you in the lazy category … [link to www.brown.senate.gov (secure)] Ohio. Confirmed. And a whole bunch of other manufacturers are laying off too. Resources are slim. Covidtard, let me guess, this is due to Covid and people with Long Covid and missing reported deaths. |