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Sure, it's easy to say 'Lets Go' but, in many cases the pandemic caused a complete Stop Work at lots of manufacturers. When demand ramped up as fast as it did, it could take a couple months just to get critical personnel back into place and only then be in a position to actually begin to re-start "the plant". Sales Orders and their scheduling would be one thing but, where are the required materials and parts going to come from? Let's say we want to buy the parts to build an engine or, purchase the materials needed to fabricate parts in-house? Just the castings needed for the engine and transmission could be lots more than 6 months ARO. Then a couple more months to turn the first castings into function items.

"Stop Work Orders" suck, been there and done that.


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Bird flu outbreak ravages poultry farms across U.S.

Sat, August 13, 2022, 6:50 PM

Poultry farms across the U.S. are scrambling to contain a new, highly contagious avian flu. The outbreak has contributed to a 47% increase in the price of eggs at grocery stores in July compared to a year ago. John Ramos has more.

Not sure who to blame. Not Biden, probably not Trump. Might as well blame Obama. Okay?

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