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<blockquote data-quote="Jimi77" data-source="post: 8884369" data-attributes="member: 673702">WTF are you talking about?&nbsp; Quality has fallen that far.&nbsp; I&#039;m replacing shower valves every 3-4 years because I have no choice.&nbsp; Sink Disposals are also on a 4 year cycle.&nbsp; I have no choice but to pay the piper.&nbsp; It has nothing to with price, it&#039;s a business model - it&#039;s more profitable to make me buy these items over and over and over rather than charging say twice as much but they&#039;ll never see me again as a customer.&nbsp; Simply calling it a failure doesn&#039;t make it a failure.&nbsp; Trump backed away from tariff that didn&#039;t make sense in the first place, I&#039;d call that prudent, not a &quot;loss.&quot;&nbsp; So if I pay an extra $50 for a TV, but my income taxes went down $55, then how is that tax increase?&nbsp; Looks like a tax decrease to me.&nbsp; This is just finding some data point to fit the narrative.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimi77, post: 8884369, member: 673702"] WTF are you talking about? Quality has fallen that far. I'm replacing shower valves every 3-4 years because I have no choice. Sink Disposals are also on a 4 year cycle. I have no choice but to pay the piper. It has nothing to with price, it's a business model - it's more profitable to make me buy these items over and over and over rather than charging say twice as much but they'll never see me again as a customer. Simply calling it a failure doesn't make it a failure. Trump backed away from tariff that didn't make sense in the first place, I'd call that prudent, not a "loss." So if I pay an extra $50 for a TV, but my income taxes went down $55, then how is that tax increase? Looks like a tax decrease to me. This is just finding some data point to fit the narrative. [/QUOTE]

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