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<blockquote data-quote="JRSherman" data-source="post: 1446681" data-attributes="member: 13432">I had never watched a show, and then one of the guys I was in the Navy with posted one on his facebook. I started it thinking it was a short clip or something, and the next thing I know it&#039;s an hour later, and I want to watch more. The one I watched was on classic British sports cars, and when they drove around to the old shutdown abandoned factories, it really brought me down to realize the same thing is happening en masse here with our own companies. Even if the quality wasn&#039;t as good as it is now, knowing you have something that your fellow countrymen built(like the car company they showcased where each car was built by one person), it really makes it a little more special.I&#039;d love to watch other episodes of that. I may have to break down and get Netflix sometime. In contrast, though, I don&#039;t care to watch the American version at all. . .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JRSherman, post: 1446681, member: 13432"] I had never watched a show, and then one of the guys I was in the Navy with posted one on his facebook. I started it thinking it was a short clip or something, and the next thing I know it's an hour later, and I want to watch more. The one I watched was on classic British sports cars, and when they drove around to the old shutdown abandoned factories, it really brought me down to realize the same thing is happening en masse here with our own companies. Even if the quality wasn't as good as it is now, knowing you have something that your fellow countrymen built(like the car company they showcased where each car was built by one person), it really makes it a little more special. I'd love to watch other episodes of that. I may have to break down and get Netflix sometime. In contrast, though, I don't care to watch the American version at all. . . [/QUOTE]

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