Not 63 or 64 related but still neat to see these magnificent beasts assembled. Also neat to see a factory fresh vintage car.

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Comment by Jason Edge on April 17, 2022 at 6:28am

Cool video! You can tell the workers had pride in the Cadillacs they were building!  This was a nation almost 100% committed to producing a quality product. Fast forward to 2022 and it is an entirely different story. Beyond the robots, watch people in all trades as they go through their work day.  75% of their time is staring at their phone, 10% is ramping up to figure out what to do, and 15% actual work. I've seen it in construction crews, retail stores, etc. I guess assembly lines still have to have a higher level of concentration but bet it is nothing like this video.  Even go to the gym ... I know we are not supposed to judge but I see the majority of people that will go to a machine, do 10 reps, then sit there playing with their phone for 10 minutes .... and tying up the machine!    But, these are also often the same people I see circling the parking lot to try and get an up front parking lot at the gym! Sorry for the side rant. But these people on this video are alien to workers I see anywhere and everywhere today ... at least for the most part! There are still some good workers out there. 

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