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Using "the highest quality materials" doesn't mean anything

9/10/2012

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Huh?  Isn't quality a good thing?  


Of course.  Even though quality can be a moving target, the math is pretty easy.  If you need to be at a quality level say, of 8 on a scale of 1 to 10, the quality of your parts can't be at a level lower than 8.  There's simply no way to make it up.  


 But it's more than just using "high quality materials."  


My son is a pretty good grill cook.  So is my friend, who is a professional caterer.  If I gave them identical cuts of meat to grill, which one is likely to turn out better?  


It's not the material that matters, it's who's doing the cooking.



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