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Andrew @ Mar 10th 2008 2:17PM
Manufacturing coming back to the U.S. Now that doesn't happen every day. Yay BMW.
RIck Cavaretti @ Mar 10th 2008 2:36PM
Some may consider this the positive side of the plunging dollar. How embarrassing this must be for some. We were always considered the most prosperous country in the world. Now countries are out sourcing to us, because of cheap labor. Maybe the middle class will survive after all. After all, any job that puts food on the table and keeps a roof over your head must be good.
3seriesisking @ Mar 10th 2008 2:25PM
I was thinking the same thing. Yay BMW! lol..