Paul saw this while driving cross-country. I guess the jewelry is made by whatever immigrants they were able to pay ridiculously low wages, some of which were from India.
I'm a regular reader of this blog, and usually love all the posts, but this is the BEST!! I just shot a movie where we drove across country, and we saw those signs all over. we loved those signs when we drove through there on the way to filming, and then the whole time we drove home. I wonder who really makes them...
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Oh man, I love this sign. I drive by it several times a year (my field research is in northern AZ and NM, and I did my undergrad in Flagstaff). A little further east, there's a sign for another trading post/souvenir shop that says "No Fake Discounts"
I saw this every summer for years as a kid - it's located on I-40 in northeastern Arizona. I always thought it was, well, "strange".
ReplyDeleteI'm a regular reader of this blog, and usually love all the posts, but this is the BEST!! I just shot a movie where we drove across country, and we saw those signs all over. we loved those signs when we drove through there on the way to filming, and then the whole time we drove home. I wonder who really makes them...
ReplyDeleteCheck out www.web.me.com/producer0323 to check out other pix.
Oh man, I love this sign. I drive by it several times a year (my field research is in northern AZ and NM, and I did my undergrad in Flagstaff). A little further east, there's a sign for another trading post/souvenir shop that says "No Fake Discounts"
ReplyDeleteLove your blog, but this post hits one of my pet peeves. It should be "...some of WHOM were from India." Who/whom = people. Which = things. [rant off]
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