Charlie and the chocolate factory the recent one . <| sep |> I will do everything in my personal power to make it back home to Texas for the Super Bowl if that happens . Can you imagine the party across the state ? The whole damn thing would get the day off , the night sky would be aflame with fireworks , BBQ pits and bonfires as far as the eye could see , a cold beer or glass of sweet tea for everyone . <| sep |> DRIVING ME CRAZY <| sep |> They are using manufacturing as a proxy in this case for middle class lifestyle . In many cases I think there is euphoric recall . Factory work of old was hard on the body , if not downright unsafe , allowing those with less education or skills to trade physical health for higher wages . I completely understand and can relate to their position , but I ' m not seeing an easy solution , considering the relative failure of retraining programs . I agree there ' s no easy solution . However it wasn ' t just trading physical health for higher wages . Gains in wages , benefits and working conditions came because workers were able to organize to demand them . There ' s a structural component to it but retraining in and of itself doesn ' t add more jobs or raise wages . Like the manufacturing workers of old , the notatalleasy solution will have to involve claiming a greater share of return for the jobs they have whether that ' s via unionization or other means .