Label on box said: Hencho en Mexico.....nuff' said.
I have to be honest, it happens alot in USA too.
You ever bought one of those cheap desks, or say an office chair that comes in pieces with a hardware kit? Ever got a hardware kit missing a screw or part? I have a few times.
Any clue who puts some of those hardware kits together? Retards !!! No, I'm not kidding. There are such things as Adult Day Care's for the mentally challenged. And they earn money by counting screws, 10 of these, 8 of these, 4 of those, etc etc and put them into a bag. A normal person with brains looks them over then seals the bag and into a box it goes. The Tards get fed, even a trip to McDonalds once a week which is the highlight of their week and they also get a $20 bill at the end of the week when they go home. To a tard, that's their Job, they go to work.
I think it's rotten as hell in one aspect, you know someone is making a good profit off their inabilities and cheap ass labor. I'm hoping it's the Adult Day Care center and that's how they pay their staff, brick and mortar, and vans to carry the Tards around, along with fuel expenses.
Once I found this out, I've became a bit more patient when I get shorted small parts in a such project. The part I think is great about it, is the Tard really thinks they are going to work and have a real job like normal people do. They don't realize they're being babysat. That part is priceless. I"m also sure there production output isn't near what a real factory would be doing. Where a nomal person might put up 250 kits a day, I'd imagine a tard would do good to get out 50 and I"m sure some do better, but any rate... Next time you get shorted a small part or something mispackaged it might have been a less fortunate one who made the mistake.
