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Stereoless in Seattle
- Why I Tried to Unionize Car Stereo Installers and Failed
- Narrated by: Charlie Ahl
- Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins
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Summary
The car stereo industry in many consumers' minds ranks up there just above the used car business.
But should it?
Stereoless in Seattle: Why I Tried to Unionize Car Stereo Installers and Failed takes a light-hearted look at the car stereo industry through the eyes of someone who lived it for the better part of 25 years.
It is a revealing, humorous, and sometimes shocking perspective on the car stereo business, as well as a foreshadowing testament to the future of skilled labor in America.
Anyone who has ever worked for a living will find something they can appreciate in this book!
©2015 Jon Keehner (P)2016 Jon Keehner