Gold-coated face shield for foundry.
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Had these been available in the 80's, Mark Mothersbaugh and company could [would] expand their wardrobes even further...But he still isn't an old man.
You can't deny certain artists. They have one of the hardest tasks, a means to communicate with others less talented.
“The whole middle of the country was an industrial territory. Not the whole middle, but quite a bit of area around Cleveland, and Detroit and Pittsburgh there was a lot of industry going on that kind of got relocated out of the country, and it was confusing to people. But when I lived there, kind of everybody worked for the factory. Whether you worked at Firestone and Goodyear or Goodrich, or if you sold hamburgs to the workers, or did their laundry. It was a very shocking thing when all at once, the companies figured out they could- Why pay people in Akron 12 dollars an hour when they could pay people in Malaysia 12 dollars a month?”
Yes, that Mark.