"'I have all these wonderful memories from back when the conveyor belts were constantly running, shifts were working around the clock, and it seemed like the manufacturing sector was just so full of life, but now, I can barely recognize it at all,' said Alison Panetta of Akron, OH, explaining that she now simply wanted to make sure she said her farewells on her own terms. 'At this point, I've accepted that it isn't going to get any better. I just want to enjoy what little time we still have left.'
"'I made the mistake of not doing that with the family farming sector, and I'm not going to make it again,' Panetta added."
From The Onion.
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