I lived in Texas my whole life. While I always wanted to tell people like this to go fuck themselves, I could not. You see, good Christians get mighty upset when you do blasphemous things and you're likely to have an entire stadium of pissed off people that want to "fight" (beat the shit out of) you. That's why I left.

How was that anything but an insulting interview?

I have to ask the question, though: was that tiny little hike in price REALLY something that FORCED them to move to Georgia and mechanize? It's true that it made doing business in Samoa less profitable, but I'm positive it didn't make it unfeasible. We're looking at runaway "good enough is never good enough" economics. A company that simply didn't care if they left an entire island devastated and just wanted more money.