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In reply to the discussion: The latest Sears closures are a symptom of the disease. [View all]Initech
(107,191 posts)18. Our economic system is broken by nature.
Too many people at the top have too much money, and that's not going to change any time soon. Christopher Titus had a point on his podcast that we'll eventually live in an economy where we'll see Uber drivers taking Lyft drivers to get their cars serviced, and that's a scary thought. Things are going to get worse before they get better, if they get better at all.
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Eons ago I bought a seat belt set from them. One buckle was cracked when I got home and
RKP5637
Jun 2018
#7
It's sad to see a company like Sears was probably fade away. When I was a kid it was always a
RKP5637
Jun 2018
#29
Yep, I had a set like that. I wish I still had them. I kept them running and running.
RKP5637
Jun 2018
#31
Reagan would be proud! I just can't understand the fools that keep voting these people into office.
RKP5637
Jun 2018
#11
sears is one of those companies that seemed to guess wrong at each opportunity
dembotoz
Jun 2018
#13