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  1. 10-21-2016, 12:13 PM #1
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    If it breaks, throw it out. It's the American Way.. The marketing of products in the US and elsewhere has been so much studied and researched, consumers are sort of "brainwashed" to buy a new one, not fix the old one.

    I piggyback on these big companies marketing and advertising. I've learned to not even suggest to "try to fix it"? I'll haul it away and fix it myself and sell for 10x scrap price.

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