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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

People have gotten lazy.
People don't want to work to produce goods.
People want government to keep giving them money.
Companies offer more money for work.
More money paid for work means good are more expensive to produce.
Goods being more expensive to produce makes them more expensive to buy.
Money paid for work is no longer sufficient to buy goods.
People don't want to work to produce goods.
Companies offer more money for work.
The cycle continues...

Howdy.
I build car parts.
I am also a manufacturing support engineer on the floor every day. I also deal with management, corporate and factory level.
We have not slowed production in any significant way in the past year.
We also do not have any issues getting new workers after giving a bump of $1 minimum pay.
Neither has Ford, Stellantis, GM, Tesla, nor any other car manufacturer slowed down.

There are plenty of issues happening, including drop in replacements and some supply issues. But, we're looking at 95% production at minimum in the past year.

Where's your proof?

I can also say we don't build random parts for random cars. In this factory, it's tail lights for everything from the Stellantis Jeep, to the Ford Mazda, to the Ford F150, to the Ford Explorer, to plenty more. One of our sister factory produces the Tesla tail light, and there are plenty more factories producing tail lights owned by the corporate side.