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Jerry Busse decided not to make anymore knives? Would the value of any current knives plummet or skyrocket? Would it depend on if he stood by his lifetime guarantee? If he didnt what would happen?
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What if....
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No question - prices would sky rocket. Huge demand and zero availablity regardless of warranty.
Let's not put the idea in his head. Please edit your original post.
Oh i have no fear that we will retire early, hes got a young piglet to feed now and put through college.
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I heard that Jerry was planning to stop production of knives and become a shrubist.
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He can after I get my share. Of.. however many that may be. I'll tell him when.
It's a lot like Snap-On tools. You'll find a use for another. You always will.
Those would be some phenomenal shrubs, to be sure.
It's a lot like Snap-On tools. You'll find a use for another. You always will.
Those would be some phenomenal shrubs, to be sure.
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After only recently getting into Busse knives. I would be upset. 
But I'll always have my FBM 
But I'll always have my FBM 
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Damm nearly gave me a heartytack
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I could see him changing his profession, there is that "cheap beer taster" job that I heard about, I could see him doing something like that.
