Which is absolutely dumb because you gain a solid reputation for craftsmanship when you consistently make great pieces of work. This drives business up.
I mean yeah I guess management could skimp and cut costs, but if that results in an inferior product, your customers will definitely notice it, and perhaps take their business elsewhere.
I hate short-sighted business decisions, but they're everywhere in modern life.
Resistant against air dropped bombs perhaps, but it looks highly vulnerable to just about every other sort of direct fire attack (Tank fire, bazooka). Might be good defense against indirect fire artillery though.
Got a new job after months of unemployment following getting laid off. Crawling out of a financial hole at the moment that was left in it's wake, but at least bills can be paid.
Edit: Iceland sounds fascinating. I hear it's one of the few countries where the language hasn't changed much, you can read thousand year old documents. Can't do that with English, it gets incomprehensible before Middle English.
That's the point.
I'd like to see another outcome, like the government withdrawing their contracts due to fraud, but regulatory capture is strong here.