At least some of the manufactures over there are hard out heavy metal fans.
They even make toys with heavy metal in/on em for kids to start out young. That's commitment to the cause![]()
At least some of the manufactures over there are hard out heavy metal fans.
They even make toys with heavy metal in/on em for kids to start out young. That's commitment to the cause![]()
"more than two strokes is masturbation"
www.motoparts-online.com
while i accept that paying people a "reasonable" amount is one of the largest "expenses" of a business, i'd say the tax at every step of the way, the insurance, re-insurance (every step of the way) and all the other bullshit that goes with the fucked up capitalist way, is a far higher cost...
I have discovered this site which supports NZ made products. Easy to deal with as well!
http://www.checkoutnz.co.nz/
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
I would hazard a guess that at least 80% of everything piece of property of KB members here is property originating from China, lets start with your wardrobes
Ive run out of fucks to give
Yeah you just about need to make 100k for each fulltime employee to cover all the costs. After that you're making profit....that goes back into the business. Add some more and you start making money to feed yourself XD
But as mentioned insurances, ACC and all that stuff costs a fair whack too, not to mention you have to pay more for everything as a business. Even the PO box is just about double the cost (even though you can't get half the things you want delivered to it. WTF is up with that!). The Chch EQ hasn't helped insurance costs and demands either. Kiwisaver is an added cost too. It all adds up. I've been out of the job market for a while but I'd imagine Kiwisaver incentives will be included in the wage agreement you sign up too rather than a bonus add on as it has been in the past.
Cool wee store.
And back to your bodyboard man, you could have a crack at it yourself if you've got some spare time. A friend made his own surfboard out of carbon fibre. He may have snapped it....but the second one is still going all good, honest XD
"more than two strokes is masturbation"
www.motoparts-online.com
Ummm would need to find someone else to vouch for the "right mind" thing - or otherwise.
KTM, Harley, and others are now made in India as are some Brembos. My BMW riding kit was made in the former Yugoslavia. My Held gloves were made in Hungary not Germany. Some SIDI boots are now made in Romania rather than Italy. The manufacturers go where the labour is cheaper.
A Gerber made in China should be OK, mine is. So is my USA made Gerber, and the Spyderco that was made in Japan. My SJ50 was made in China but to Suzuki standards. There was a post on KB from someone who had worked in China and said what you really need to know is if the client company actually had quality control staff on the end of the production line. Unfortunately that info is not available.
I have previously bought items of Columbia clothing from Farmers Trading, made in China of course. Last winter I couldn't see any so I asked wassup. I was told that the quality was crap so the whole shipment was returned to China. They may try again this year. Evidently Farmers was one customer that didn't have QA staff on the line?
When buying stuff on Ebay I could usually find stuff made in USA, Italy, Germany, Canada, or Britain. At work our computers could not access TradeMe but I could shop up a storm on Ebay each time I bought a new bike.![]()
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
Because everyone wants to live a high standard of life but the upshot of that means our goods and services are too expensive for us to consume!
Unions? While they have a validity initially ... there is only so much blood you can squeeze out of a stone before the stone colapses!
As for China ... Japan was in the same position pre WW2 ... Chinese quality will improve just as Japan's and Korea's did.
Every market produces quality and crap ... Caveat emptor ... let the buyer beware ... or personal responsibility! (considered rare behaviour in NZ)![]()
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