:38:08
I knew you'd rather have a Buick.
See you later.
:38:14
Who's to blame
for what's happened in Flint?
:38:16
I don't think it's anybody's fault.
:38:19
In a free society,
in a capitalistic, democratic society...
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things do change.
There are shifts and trends.
:38:27
I'm sure General Motors
doesn't have any desire...
:38:31
to either close down a plant
or put people out of work.
:38:41
The key becomes the attitude.
:38:44
Folks wind up saying, ''It was
the best thing that happened to me...
:38:47
''when my job at the plant phased out.
I was only gonna go so far at the plant.
:38:51
''Now I've got my own business,
whatever it is.''
:38:55
It's maybe no accident...
:38:57
that the Amway business, for one,
is in aid of Michigan...
:39:00
offering anybody, for very little money,
a chance to start earning dollars...
:39:05
having their own store in their home.
:39:12
If you have a dream, and you
go after your dream, you can do it.
:39:15
If you do it full-time,
you can really make good money.
:39:20
You can make a lot of money off of these.
:39:22
Janet was one of hundreds of
Flint's citizens who had taken Pat's advice.
:39:26
Although her husband
was still working at GM...
:39:28
she'd seen many of her friends laid off,
and didn't want to take any chances.
:39:32
She'd been the founder and host
of Flint's feminist radio show.
:39:35
Now she was a distributor for Amway.
:39:37
Color is my main love.
:39:39
I got color-analyzed myself a couple
of years prior to learning color consulting.
:39:44
As soon as I found out
what season I was...
:39:47
it changed my outlook. I went around
draping everyone with my eyes.
:39:52
I really wanted to get into this business.
It was exciting to me.
:39:55
About 80 percent of the world's population
is winter or summer.
:39:59
Blacks, Jews, Italians
most often are winters.