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Me either. Over 50 years ago, the Company I worked for was bought out by a larger Company that made railroad cars. Nothing to do with my employer; railroad cars were making them so much money they had to invest or pay taxes on earnings. When the oil embargo came, suddenly there was no need for more rolling stock and we all found in the time clock slot an offer to BUY a Flatcar and LEASE it back to them. Cost? $75,000.00 At the time I was earning right at $6.00 an hour and it was seasonal work; a good year would be 10 thousand. We all laughed at that because they would use the cars they owned outright first. Didn't realize at the time it had similarities to Ernie Ford's "16 Tons'.
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