dsutton24
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I mean... the guy elected to get into the business of making small production 19th century traditional slip joints by hand... is that really where you’d say the business model jumped the rails? I’d say anyone who gets to talk to him is lucky to get his time and should probably say “thank you” instead of asking if they can get an SFO with cat dookie micarta and a comb.
I mean... That's the silliest thing I've read in a long time. The guy's not a god, his time is no more valuable than anyone else's, he's not building 19th century knives, he's building expensive replicas -- sort of. Not to mention that if 'he' did build the knife you describe that there'd be sixteen of them on the exchange the same day at four times the original price, and three hundred pages of people bellyaching about flippers since they didn't get in on the act.
GEC's business model drives a lot of the stuff that you all complain about.
A little perspective would be healthy.