wildman4910
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Well he aint hidin his feelings one bit!
Me and the wife laughed so hard we almost cried!!
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Me and the wife laughed so hard we almost cried!!
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Can you name someplace closer to Texas than the state you're from? Why isn't John Edmonton complaining that the manual doesn't come in French, too? What you're complaining about isn't "Cause", it is "Effect"! This is all a side effect that started with agriculture and construction. Both chose the cheapest labor they could find. We eat food picked by illegal hands and live in houses built by people who don't speak English. We imported labor instead of paying a fair price to Americans who needed decent wages. These days manufacturers are competing for the money immigrants earn. Nobody makes manufacturers write labels and manuals in multiple languages -- it's just good business. These may not be *your* chickens coming home to roost, but they are America's. You really should have been bitching about those low prices, but now it's too late.Sandman said:I have a gripe with Garrett and the AT Pro. I know Garrett is made in Texas maybe by real Americans, but why does the manual for the AT Pro have to be so thick with the addition of a Spanish section. Granted the manual is small enough to fit in a pair of blue jeans but it would fit better if it wasn't so thick with the Spanish section. At least the English section was in the front for now, but how about later. Is it that Garrett feels the need to want street signs printed in different languages too or are they just hoping to save money by printing one manual. This is a main gripe of mine so if you don't like it. Too bad...
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEJfS1v-fU0[/youtube]
Sandman said:I have a gripe with Garrett and the AT Pro. I know Garrett is made in Texas maybe by real Americans, but why does the manual for the AT Pro have to be so thick with the addition of a Spanish section. Granted the manual is small enough to fit in a pair of blue jeans but it would fit better if it wasn't so thick with the Spanish section. At least the English section was in the front for now, but how about later. Is it that Garrett feels the need to want street signs printed in different languages too or are they just hoping to save money by printing one manual. This is a main gripe of mine so if you don't like it. Too bad...
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEJfS1v-fU0[/youtube]
Sandman said:Saturna said:Sandman said:I know Garrett is made in Texas maybe by real Americans ...
As opposed to fake Americans ?
No, just illegal immigrants. Learn the language of this land and speak what your comfortable with in your home.
outdoors said:What about when you are at the banks ATM machine how many languages are there now, at my ATM machine there are about seven
differant ones. I went into the bank to talk to the manager and he replied (I know, other people have asked the same question
and he doesn't like it ether, nothing I can do about it)....
what about when you go to their country do you see English anywhere h...ll no!
Sandman said:I hate that crap...I dont go to auto zone cuz they sent me a bilingual flyer..I called, and complained about .......You should be able to order one, but anyone in the States should have to learn English to be a citizen...
gallileo60 said:Adrianss, the problem is there is no where to lump it too...The US is just like Australia, if you make it here you get treated better than the folks born here... And it is impossible for "haves" to out breed "have nots"........