Take an industrial manufacturing process, add Mullen's sultry, thoughtful narration combined with the romantic, hyperbolic notion of the established anti-establishment sport of skateboarding and you have an ideology of a better world
I've been skating for 20 years and I've been riding nothing but dwindle boards for about 17 of those years. Best boards ever. I don't care what anybody says. Yes their woodshop is in China but they aren't cutting corners by any means. They're made in China cause unfortunately if they were made here you'd be paying $100 for a deck so workers get paid decent wages so that your favorite pro could pay rent and eat for the month. That goes for any company that produces in China. My company doesn't produce in China cause we are small and fortunate enough to have our boards made in the Midwest. U.S.FUCKING A!
Wow take material from north America ship China for manufacture then ship back mostly to North America. Yeah I'm not feeling that, one reason I now stopped skating my favorite truck Indy because they are now a Chinese product. You want American sales and money? Manufacture in America.
Your fukin racist.. im Australian and trust me we have our problems with China but that's not gonna stop me from buying a product.. your fuckin stupid as well and i cant even believe we are in the same community.
@@WhatisAPaladin its called voting with your dollars. As an Engineer in the US, I prefer not to buy Chinees made products if other exist that have usually better design, workmanship, finish, etc.. Do what you want, but don't tell me I'm wrong based on my preferences. BTW, almost everything in our market is made elswhere
@@WhatisAPaladin not once was race mentioned. We could talk about questionable working conditions, human rights violations, and cultural differences and still no racism would be present. Crying racism is the laziest way to shut down an argument you have no true rebuttal to
