
BeZo
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There we go. Now it looks like the OTC.
Not to mention, there is a whole lot of nothing between Phoenix and Tucson.. and conveniently located on I-10I would think AZ would be the natural choice, since Fender already has a good footprint in Scottsdale. Real estate is no longer cheap in the Phoenix area, but the state is very business friendly.
Wouldn't that make it a vaccine then? A modified vaccine is still likely a vaccine.Because it’s really a flu shot that’s been modified.
That's not true at all, vaccine derived polio is the reason for the rift with major donors like the Gates Foundation to switch to IPV like we use in the USYou get a polio vaccine, you don’t get polio.
The only thing that might be a higher expense would be being further from the seaports.Would their moving to another state affect the building materials?
Would moving bring down the prices or keep them the same or raise prices?
How can we benefit if they moved?
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Fender could cut it's suggest list prices by 25% by just moving to another state. And then they would closer to the actual value.I mean QC and the way guitars and amps are made now out of Corona California are excellent and quality has never been better……
Maybe its best Fender keeps production in CA and in Corona![]()
This is true but Quality Control matters and that is not cheap or grows on trees.Fender could cut it's suggest list prices by 25% by just moving to another state. And then they would closer to the actual value.
Workers in CA need to get paid more because of the high cost of living. That by itself is a big expense.This is true but Quality Control matters and that is not cheap or grows on trees.
CA may have higher taxes and everything but when it comes to quality very few places are as tight or can consistently deliver higher standards.
May as well keep it in Corona vs potentially sacrificing on quality.
This is true but Quality Control matters and that is not cheap or grows on trees.
CA may have higher taxes and everything but when it comes to quality very few places are as tight or can consistently deliver higher standards.
May as well keep it in Corona vs potentially sacrificing on quality.
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I feel for you bro, I don't know how you do it.
Crying, whining what's the difference.Ahh, the good times are back, replete with vaccine debates and California bashin'...ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Rig-Talk back to the stage! LOL
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Well, you sound exactly like a Californian.
How is the covid shot not a real vaccine?
It's not a vaccine by traditional definition. It doesn't use a weakened or dead virus, as you know it relies on MRNA technology. Gene therapy is how it's probably best described. I'll just leave it a that, as this thread doesn't need to be another vaccine thread. I was just making a point about how California has lost touch with the individual's rights about what they can do with their body.
@JohnnyGtar I was being snarky because, well... I just find that most Californians I knew out there, they would get angry and flip out if I said something that was factual. Geo's point above is exactly what I meant. I have no enemies here, just trying to be honest about a few things.
Anyway, I used to attend St. Monica in Santa Monica (a really nice Catholic church).