The demand for cars was huge, and the shortages in other areas were even greater.
What had happened to the light bulb factories in Brunas? They had reached the insane point of completely eliminating the quality inspection process.
The bulbs that were produced, regardless of whether they worked or not, were directly packed and shipped without even testing whether they lit up.
Those who bought the goods would take their purchases back, test them themselves, then simply report a number back stating how many were defective, and the factory would directly replace that many!
Even more, due to the need for overtime production, the factories were too lazy to verify the numbers, as long as the quantity was roughly correct, they would write it off!
Those purchasing light bulbs didn't dare to lie about the quantity, because nowadays there was no way to meet the demand for these items; if someone were caught committing fraud, they would never have the chance to buy more in the future.
