Comments by "truth advocacy" (@truthadvocacy) on "Inside US Best Mega Factory Producing the Massive GMC Sierra - Production Line" video.

  1. The Japanese robots look smarter.🤣
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  2. Hats off to Japanese robots, not dumb employees.
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  3. Hats off to the Japanese robots.
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  4. "Government Motors" bailed out by the US regime claiming "GM was too big to fail".🤣
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  5. It is called eco-laundering advertisements by the polluting firms.😂
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  6. Job cut out for the dumb.
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  7. computers only make a fraction of the vehicle's price. The junk metal work costs way more.
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  8. And profit!
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  9. Huge price mainly comes from infrastructure production costs added to profit. Employee pay factor comes last. Automakers are big profit companies for a reason.
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  10. The price can be higher. "Government Motors" bailed out by the US regime claiming "GM was too big to fail".🤣
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  11.  @countalucard4226  But never rose through the ranks, to become a supervisor.
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  12.  @Boobtube.  "I'm sure you have a few skeletons in your closet also, we all do." Speak for yourself.
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  13. For 3rd world viewers.
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  14. 5.3 seems too big for a base engine.
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  15. And die at 50 of chemical poisoning.
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  16. "Government Motors" bailed out by the US regime claiming "GM was too big to fail".🤣
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  17. Used car values drop fast, not only in the USA. Car makers have to get their business going, hence the constant ad. bludgeoning of the public to buy new models, while the older ones are still in running condition. Those end up in junkyards. That's the way consumer society works.
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  18. 😂😂😂
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  19. Huge price mainly comes from infrastructure and operational costs, added to profit. Employee pay factor comes last. Automakers are big profit companies for a reason.
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  20. 🤣
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  21. Like everthing in the USA.😂
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  22. Thanks for the Japanese robots.
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  23. Chinese m0r0n.
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  24. Honda productivity policy.
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  25. Because if GM wanted to only recruit medium build or lean, it would have too many worker positions left to fill. 60% of US stock is either overweight or obese. Being picky doesn't help.
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