gkimeng
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I recently went to my local hardware store looking for a replacement cord for an old electric clock whose cord had cracked from age. They don't sell them anymore! Apparently we now live in an age where nobody repairs small electrics, they just throw them away and get new ones. I ended up having to buy an extension cord and cutting off the socket end so I could use it on the clock.
Maybe some of those cord-cutters are keeping the cords because they're the only parts of the units they have a use for.
Maybe some of those cord-cutters are keeping the cords because they're the only parts of the units they have a use for.