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Sounds like good advice, but I'm really curious about your use of the term "rust belt". It refers to a geographic region that once had strong industrial output
by defen 15y ago
Sounds like good advice, but I'm really curious about your use of the term "rust belt". It refers to a geographic region that once had strong industrial output, but has suffered economic decline as those industries have become less important/relocated off-shore. It doesn't have anything to do with the propensity for metal to rust in those areas. Unless there's some other usage that I've never heard before.
- falcolas 15y agoI would think GP refers to any city in the north of the US, where we get enough snow to justify salting the roads. That road salt takes a very harsh toll on vehicles, causing an enormous amount of rust on the undercarriage.