It's why the Victorian era «children should be seen and not heard» mentality doesn't prevail today and why we don't send our littles to
work in factories instead of to Kindergarten.
Not exact matches
Bought this truck with 7800 miles on it and had 4 recalls
in less than a year the
factory bedliner
in it is separating from the steel and everytiei take it to the shop and its supposed to be a
work truck made tough that's a joke due to the manufacturer defects I have to miss using it on jobs to haul and if you ask for a loaner that is not included
in the warranty so I have a ram that is causing me to lose money and the company wont give me a truck to use while its getting manufacturer defects fixed makes sense and well trading it
in is a joke after you buy a ram they depreciate dramatically so trading it
in will cost you so thought since they changed names maybe they would b better but 2 hours on the hotline about why no loaner for a
working man and all I get is there is no loaner policy when your vehicle is
in the shop even when it is their flaws!And what really ticked me off they wanted to patch the
factory sprayed bedliner so I took it
in and dropped it off we had a big hail storm and they left my truck out
in it and they aren't responsible for that either and you pay 600 for a
factory sprayed bedliner and its peeling up and they want to patch that spot
instead of respraying the whole thing can u say cheap but they were more than happy to take my money when I bought it but they don't stand very tough
in my opinion never had this many issues with my fords
Instead you
worked in a
factory owned by a family of German Jews during WWII.
Instead, Knight was asked to paint Loftus at the
factory where she
worked, introducing a new element to Knight's
work in the form of industrial machinery.
An army of hired assistants
in Warhol's «
factory» studio produced Warhol's
work for him, dissolving the idea that the artist's «hand» must be visible
in a
work of art, and
instead, embraced transparency for the notion that art production is
in fact a business.
The Colombian - born artist
instead has transformed a cavernous gallery into an operating candy
factory, replicating the one
in his hometown of La Paila, where several generations of his family, including his parents, had
worked.
Eventually, it is within our technical ability to create
factories that clean the air as they
work, cars that give off drinkable water, industry that creates parks
instead of dumps, or even monitoring systems that allow nature to thrive
in our cities, neighborhoods, lawns and homes.
The Luddites didn't want to make lower wages, produce lower quality products, or
work for someone else
in a
factory instead of for themselves
in their their homes, because they felt it reduced their quality of life.