Real nice of so many to jump to conclusions! My dad had an appliance repair business. It wasn't just appliances he fixed, that man could make anything work! He started out as a Sears and Roebuck repair man. Most of the time when someone bought a new appliance they would give him the old one. We kept everything he was given. He worked for years using parts from those old appliances to fix people's stuff. After my parents moved I bought the old place. All the stuff came with it! Yay me! I found a few large piles of cooper that I had gathered when I was 8 to 10 years old. It couldn't have happened at a better time! Metal prices had went through the roof! I scrapped all the stuff, separating most of it, and made enough to pay bills for quite a while. Upshot of it is, if you don't know why someone does something, you shouldn't run your mouth off about it. That "junky" place fed and clothed me for a lot of years. It also helped a whole bunch of folks that couldn't afford to pay for new parts! Money was scarce back then. Every nigger and fagget walking around didn't have money coming out of their ears like they do now!