Where are all the workers?
Supply chain shortages, will it get worse? Where is my material? Where are my parts? Why are the prices so high right now? Will things get back to normal soon? Where are all the workers?
Nipples vs Tits
enSeptember 14, 2020
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About this Episode
Nipples vs Tits, are they a bad or good. What in the world is the episode about? Well, it is and isn't what you think. This is a must listen to episode of the MMM-BOX. We will be discussing a few machine terms and which one is correct. Who's right and who's wrong?
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