Absolutely. Electrical components are ever increasingly difficult to obtain. We're really struggling to scrape together enough to stay afloat.
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No one to blame except American companies like Goodyear, Monsanto, Air Products, etc for designing and building facilities overseas. They killed American jobs doing it. Now, the valve that controls the flow is on the enemies side of the fence.
You **** well better hope refineries don’t go this route. With govt mandates nothing surprises me any longer.
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Originally posted by Bayouboy View PostNo one to blame except American companies like Goodyear, Monsanto, Air Products, etc for designing and building facilities overseas. They killed American jobs doing it. Now, the valve that controls the flow is on the enemies side of the fence.
You **** well better hope refineries don’t go this route. With govt mandates nothing surprises me any longer.
Dead on accurate statement.
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I read over the weekend costco was back to rationing paper goods like tp and paper towels and bottled water.
To Dale’s point, yes labor shortages is the by product of government interference. But the raw material shortages we are about to see is mind boggling. I think China has engaged in a trade war where they realized they hold all the marbles bc the base components that keep the US economy churning are all produced there.
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Originally posted by outlook8 View PostI’m an electrical contractor in Houston, major supply chain issues. ‘Made in America’ is quickly being exposed as ‘Assembled in America’.
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