I wonder if you can be colourblind in regards to pink and purple ? My mom always mixes the two up . <| sep |> light mummy n dark martial artist . will i ever get an lnd nat 5 ? <| sep |> Hey , do you know the difference between jelly and jam ? <| sep |> Weak dollar ? No , strong dollar . A strong dollar makes it tougher for US companies to export their goods . In the case of Larson , a lot of their product was going to Canada to be sold . Thus the problem for them , with a strong US Dollar made their product less appealing for their Canadian customers and cost them sales . However , let ' s be real here Larson has been in trouble for years . They were at the brink of bankruptcy as recently as 2009 . The following year they were bought by a private equity firm who then sold them back to their previous owner , but only after they secured nearly two million in government loans local and state to cover 25 % of the purchase price . Loans they suggest they still intend to pay back . In 2013 they had to layoff dozens of employees because significant issues with their new line of pontoons sunk sales . Why did they go to WI ? Because the private equity firm that sold them in 2010 sold them with 3 other companies , two of which already had facilities in Pulaski . They ' re not moving , they ' re consolidating a contracting business . Saying they left because of taxes is ignoring actual history and the reality of their current condition .