Denim fibers in U.S. money??????
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There is some sort of cloth in money you have won I believe that if you look close you can see red wight and blue fibers.
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Walmart used to have a slogan on their paper sacks: "We buy American whenever we can."  I don't think they use it anymore, I'm not even sure they still use paper sacks.  Anyway from what I understand Walmart's practice in "buying American" was that they would squeeze all the profit out of the manufacturer and force them to sell low if they wanted to do business with Walmart.  Then as soon as a foriegn company showed up with the item at a lower price they would quit buying the American produced item leaving the American manufacturer to fail.  I have heard that American manufacturers know that the quickest way to get a foriegn company to start producing cheap knockoffs of your item is to stock it in Walmart stores.  So what drives all of this carnage?  WE DO!  The American public is frantic to save a few pennies.  If we weren't there wouldn't be all of the store ads in the newspapers and on television.  "We won't be beat on price", "Your value leader", and "Garuanteed lowest prices" are all slogans far more valuable in the marketplace than "American Made".  Your question is a little like asking people to stand on the beach and join hands to stop a hurricane.  We Americans are far better served by entrepenuers who acknowledge market trends and exploit them than by those who would cling to archaic systems based on protectionism.  Find a way to create jobs in your community.  If you want my advice look outside of manufacturing anything that can be made overseas and shipped for less than you can do it here.  Information, Service, Tourism are all good areas to look into, although now a lot of Information jobs are being done in India.  I appreciate your thought, but trust me you are wasting your time.  You seem intelligent so use your brain to deal with reality instead of fantasize about a revolution that will never come.  Faster, cheaper, better has always been the battlecry of the marketplace and we aint never going to change that.
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I have gone 4 years with the same pair of jeans.... i usually spend like $20/month average over the whole year :D I have a big collection though!
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Love to help buy.....\nMore information needed!
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Scalped (which is the only way to get them) are about $1500-$3,000 a piece. I checked!!!\n\n(OUCH)!
280859
do you know how many pairs of underwear i could buy at victoria's secret with $30000?! that's ridiculous!
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most normal 505's are not "shrink to fit" the same way as 501's which say "shrink to fit" on the tag are.\n\nthey'll shrink a little bit, but all denim shrinks a little bit.
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i would ask local shapers, they are usually your best resource for little known shapers and would estimate the value for you. Then your not as likely to get ripped off, or part with a potentially $$pricey item for a lesser price.(assuming it is "the real mccoy). sorry, couldn't resist!
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Clothing is a BIG business on eBay. Try shopping a discounter like TJ Maxx, Ross for Less, Marshalls or whatever it is called in your area for women’s clothes from designers like Ralph Lauren, BCBG or Tommy Hilfiger. Often times you can find, for example, a woman’s shirt that sells in the mall for $50 on sale for $10. Odds are if you put it on eBay for $25, you'd sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you're in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It's not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you're willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it
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Some things are pretty bottom-of-the-barrel, but no one is forced to shop there. 80% of Wal-Mart's merchandise is the same you get anywhere else, but cheaper. \n\nI'd rather buy a $12 pair of Wrangler jeans to work in than to spend $60 for a pair of some designer crap that will only be in fashion for, oh, 30 minutes or so.
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It's not a monster. There's a little interdimentional portal that opens up in everyone's dryer when it's on--I think it's the combination of high heat, static electricity and fabric softener that does it--that only lets through socks. It's a one-way Terminator style portal, so things go in, but they can't come out. I plan to do an in-depth study of this phenomena, but I'll need about 50 million dollars (American) to get started. Anyone want to donate?
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The special type of paper used to make money has been made by the same company, Crane and Company, since 1879.  Although a secret, the paper is thought to contain about 25% linen, nylon threads, and 75% cotton.  \nhttp://www.moneylearningcenter.com/articles/ar006.html
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Most brands came directly from department stores.  Sears, Montgomery Wards, JC Penneys etc.\n\nLevis have always been the name in denim jeans.
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It depends on what's gonna be your price point, low, middle or high end. The biggest manufacturer and wholesaler in the US is in LA, American Apparel (.net) They have become huge in the last few years but still will supply anyone. I have done it myself. Good luck!
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Clothing is a BIG business on eBay. Try shopping a discounter like TJ Maxx, Ross for Less, Marshalls or whatever it is called in your area for women’s clothes from designers like Ralph Lauren, BCBG or Tommy Hilfiger. Often times you can find, for example, a woman’s shirt that sells in the mall for $50 on sale for $10. Odds are if you put it on eBay for $25, you would sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you are in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It is not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you are willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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all i can tell you is, dont live in new york city. the value of a semi-duplex house is arouond 300k here.... but hear new jersey's not too bad in that area...though now we don't have tax on clothing as such so that's pretty cool...
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Good luck, I've been looking for a site where you find how much federal money that was sent to the individual states throughout the history of the united states.***