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physioex

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30. You are probably correct....

Reply to HiPointDem (Reply #20)

Sat Jan 5, 2013, 12:38 AM

Jan 2013

I do know little about the history and when the early Japanese cars came, the quality was terrible (not that American cars were all that great). But then they met a man called Edward Demming, and things changed pretty quickly. It was pretty sad that most manufacturing companies in the USA never heard of this person who was idolized in Japan. Anyways, I hope we can go back to the days when quality was more important than quantity.

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You are probably correct.... physioex Jan 2013 #30

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