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Originally Posted by likes to make glass stuff
That's just too simple for some people, Folly. They have to make up convoluted reasons for things rather than just accept the simplest solution-ie, you like the glass, and want to be able to continue to use it. Which means you defend it, because if no one buys it, then soon enough there won't be any more available to us.
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That's so true - the losers will be those of us who want to use it if we don't speak up. The people who just keep dogging it won't be sorry for one minute if they put this small Mom & Pop operation out of business with their mean comments.
Think of how many businesses aren't making it these days... it's scary... and imagine how you would feel if you had sunk your savings into starting an inexpensive glass business... we should be thankful for a cheaper glass, it allows us to do our work at a price we can manage in hard times.
I say let's be open and truthful about any problems this glass may bring and help each other with solutions, and let's be thankful for the low price and huge color selection!
People who are trying to kill this business aren't solving any problems, they are hurting us and the owners.
Am I out to lunch or is this a realistic view?
