[Mleeja]

All of us midwestener's already know, but a hardware chain in the mainly in the midwest called Menard's have a made in USA sale on a regular basis. You would be surprised by the number of products made in the US. I come from an industry where many of the components are sourced overseas, but assembled in the US. The company I worked for was not going to just let the Chinese steal the technology, so the product was assembled in the US. However, because of the content being sourced outside the US, it did not quantify as "made in USA".