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'It was so embarrasing. I was replaced by ten humans.'

"I see that you worked as a forklift operator in India."

Lawrence of Akron

"Some day, son, all this will be yours. ... Actually, you know what? You can have it now."

Motivation to work

The original paperless office

Old Phones Lasagne

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"It's a mixed-use facility: retail space, low-rent housing, luxury apartments, and an area set aside for making steel."

U.S. Manufacturing - Good News & Bad News

"Our 'Invest in American' program is saving money by buying orange safety cones from China."

'Once we switch to information processing, just imagine how much data this baby will handle.'

"When I was your age, all we had to know was how to wind."

"To show you how committed the company is to ending this strike, we are moving operations to Mexico."

'I miss the 90s. The good old days of hostile takeovers.'

'He's not a 'bad' phone. He's just not a 'smart' phone.'

Memorials of The Great Exhibition - 1851. No. V. - Theatrical depression.

'Wasn't there three of you guys when we started?'

Jake wonders if the manufacturer went a little too far with its new earth mover product line.

Phone Call

"It's my latest invention - I call it 'Fire point two oh'!"

Signs grampa has run out of 'When I Was Your Age' stories.

'Someday, all of this liability exposure will be yours!'

"Our founders built this company on a certain set of principles. But since they're all dead and nobody wrote anything down, looks like we're screwed."

"...Coulda been huge, man."

Santa Confronts the Industrial Age.

"Our carbon footprint has been very, very good to us."

Steel Works - 'How the devil did all this go down 7 3/8 today?'

Brggar holding sign - 'Victim of computer age'.

'Turkey dot com.'

Artist in industrial environment paints a butterfly.

'We didn't know what to do with all our old, outdated equipment, so we made a sculpture garden from it.'

"There's a rumor going around that the 90's are back."

I believe it's all done now by a microchip in Milton Keynes.

'The meek will inherit coal mine safety violations, and the human health and the death toll.'