And actually, maybe it doesn’t matter what craziness the outlandish people say. After all, this has always been the entertainment motto:
“I don’t care what you say about me, as long as you say something about me, and as long as you spell my name right.” — George Cohan

So maybe it doesn’t hurt our bottom line after all.
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but i know so many people who order through Amazon and i have never once heard of a person who had problems.

the only conceivable problem I can think of is if a person has poor passwords on their computer and at Amazon.

I of course give credit to American ingenuity.

However, I find it impossible to ignore the impact the outlandish portion of Hollywood have had on our political landscape.

Perhaps the outlandish should temper their remarks if they don’t want to potentially impact the financial bottom line? I wonder how much of an impact the outlandish actually do have?

I guess what I am saying is, if there were no outlandish there would be no bad image potentially harming the bottom line.

Also: I get asked for my password a couple itmes when i make my purchase, which I apreciate since it shows that they take an extra step to make sure that it is the correct person placing the order.

The best thing to do is to create a strong password with a iixture of letters and numbers. It will wrk great then.

Please ignore some of the crazy political statements made by the stars and give us some credit for making entertainment that everyone in the world wants to see.
It helps with our balance of payments and enhances America’s image in other countries.

Jak and Daxter is an American series. This one – the Lost Frontier – will be the first of the series released in Japan. It’s hard to break the Japanese videogame market with an American property.

If not even American assembled is available, I’ve seen some products manufactured and assembled in Asia that had the final testing and tweaking/set-up done here in the USA, such as electric guitar made in Korea that have their final set-up done here in the US.

Another related area is support and customer service: some businesses (retail, banks, etc.) still do customer support/service based in the US. I tend to favor those companies to keep the support/service jobs here at home. I’ve also found it seems the overseas support people are given less autonomy to actually address my concerns. Perhaps I am wrong about that, but that is how it seems.