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hatrack

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18. The modern industrial supply chain is seamless and unstoppable!

Reply to Sogo (Original post)

Wed Apr 27, 2022, 10:06 PM

Apr 2022

Unless and until, of course, any number of utterly predictable and just-a-matter-of-time unavoidable things happen.

For my part, I'm waiting breathlessly for Thomas Friedman's next conversation with his cab driver in Trinidad/Qatar/Montreal/Lagos so that he can explain just how simple all these complex things are.

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If you thought inflation was bad now....'Everything is halted' [View all] Sogo Apr 2022 OP

I bought a Whirlpool refrigerator for $315 in early 2020 Chipper Chat Apr 2022 #1

Yeah I bought almost all my appliances MissB Apr 2022 #6

That's because pos republicans and covid. rockfordfile Apr 2022 #9

You have to chip away text at the front and at the back. mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2022 #2

Thank you! Sogo Apr 2022 #3

Leave out ... mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2022 #4

+1 Celerity Apr 2022 #8

I've locked down almost every part of my kitchen remodel MissB Apr 2022 #5

And they will still say edhopper Apr 2022 #7

China is sealing its own fate... orwell Apr 2022 #10

Amen to your post! Tickle Apr 2022 #11

Time to rethink supply chains belpejic Apr 2022 #12

One of the worst problems is in technology. We make almost no semiconductors at all... keep_left Apr 2022 #15

We may just have to learn to live with a little inconvenience. Some could really benefit from that, hlthe2b Apr 2022 #13

Hear, hear! Hugin Apr 2022 #14

I think it's good for folks to get a feel what it was like for our grandparents in 1942-1945. roamer65 Apr 2022 #16

Maybe this will clear up ports and trucks in the US. Renew Deal Apr 2022 #17

The modern industrial supply chain is seamless and unstoppable! hatrack Apr 2022 #18