Hope I get this F150 by Christmas for our annual road trip
More than likey.Hope I get this F150 by Christmas for our annual road trip
Yeah it's been about 2 years....I mean 2 weeks I think.(lol) They are starting just now to get to the Dealerships and Customers. These are they guys who jumped asap which I did not. It'll be worth the wait. I just bought a new split unit AC for the garage so I have to install that and do some cleaning and rearranging. Plan to park the truck indoors when home. I hear about them getting stolen a good bit plus my system will be around 8K when done. Why take chances when I only have one vehicle now.More than likey.
That's about 4 months from now, but you've already been waiting for about 2 - 3 weeks, correct? I hope you get it for the trip.
Can't wait to see photos of this machine.
It's everything. I'm in packaging so I have direct contact with just about every industry out there. Labor shortages are across the board. Nobody wants to work and those that do demand sky high pay and aren't willing to put on the work to justify it. It's literally every business owner I talk to from mom and pops to fortune 500's. Demand is high but production has come to a screeching halt because there is no labor.It ain't just chips. I have been waiting 7 months for pistons for the race car.
It's everything. I'm in packaging so I have direct contact with just about every industry out there. Labor shortages are across the board. Nobody wants to work and those that do demand sky high pay and aren't willing to put on the work to justify it. It's literally every business owner I talk to from mom and pops to fortune 500's. Demand is high but production has come to a screeching halt because there is no labor.
I fired my last machine operator today because he refused to work. Now I'm out running the machines. The next step is closing the doors which is crazy considering that we have a record amount of business.
We have a worldwide wide labor strike fueled by mainstreamed progressivism and it's getting ready to bring down the entire worldwide economy. It took a decade but occupy wall street finally went mainstream.
My comments are definitely a topic for another thread, but prepare yourselves Patriots. We may be on the verge of an economic collapse that will make the Great Depression look like a walk in the park.My wife and I tried to eat at a Perkins in Rapid City, SD this past Sunday. They were open Fri/Sat/Sun only due to labor shortage. We walked in during hours they were supposedly open. Manager met us and said sorry, we just closed, his wait staff decided it wasn't busy enough and walked out. Never seen anything like that.
How long can the owner afford to operate like that???????
My wife and I tried to eat at a Perkins in Rapid City, SD this past Sunday. They were open Fri/Sat/Sun only due to labor shortage. We walked in during hours they were supposedly open. Manager met us and said sorry, we just closed, his wait staff decided it wasn't busy enough and walked out. Never seen anything like that.
How long can the owner afford to operate like that???????
My comments are definitely a topic for another thread, but prepare yourselves Patriots. We may be on the verge of an economic collapse that will make the Great Depression look like a walk in the park.
If you want to know why this is happening just read the stupidity in the comments section:
Buckle up folks.
Businesses and such will begin to close. Consumers will stop consuming. Prices of everything will soar since demand will drop. Then even more close due to not being able to make ends meet.
If it weren't so easy to get on unemployment fast food wouldn't look half bad.A lot of fast food joints around here don't have indoor dining. Not enough help.
Thing is, I can't really blame someone for not wanting to work at a fast food joint. That shit sucks and regular retail sucks. All you do is get yelled at while making peanuts and smelling like ass.