Because it's, at least, two things.
1- a made up statistic
2- an "appeal to majority". A common informal fallacy.
Or it's true but not cited and poorly worded. (Not likely in this current societal climate)
These are the deep questions I'm here for!
That's been the biggest selling point as I've been talking with some of my vendors and customers.
Ran into the same problem at the last place I worked.
Now I can tell my IT department to get stuffed.
Absolutely!
Geographically, it does have some of the most beautiful places in North America, though.
Barter is the original market.
I keep a local coffee shop's truck running in exchange for bags of the best coffee beans I've ever had.
Or in some cases, rebuilders.
(Mechanic joke. I'll show myself out)
Kind of.
Your lot has fled en-mass to neighboring states in a number of occasions.
(In my current case, Arizona).
For the second time in 3 decades (the first being WA in the late 80's) I have to watch a state I live in being overrun by wealthy nor Cal types escaping what environments they created.
Without learning why.
Dad jokes will always be groaned at...
And welcome anytime.
Planning on doing any more? I like.
Shit beer by the pitcher.
Yep. Sounds like too few people are talking directly to their most local dairies.
It's a great example of narrative control.
Most fail to investigate the lyrics and reasoning for them due to an emotional reaction. Like any catchphrase or moto. The words no longer contain meaning and are placeholders for an ideological Rorschach Test.
Something only certain outsiders like "old punks" most certainly understand.
Because sweet potatoes are always seed potatoes.