I guess one could say that I have the same expectations concerning the Packard Motorcar Company as you do regarding Kodak. Why don't they make modern, very high quality luxury cars like they used to? They have an enormous 325,000 square foot factory in Detroit and it is still in place. It was a state-of-the art assembly line when it was built. Of course the windows are all smashed and it is a urban jungle, a cruel monument to man's and manufacturers' folly. But I want my high quality Packards and You Can Ask The Man Who Owns One about the quality.
Packard closed down decades ago. Kodak's factory is still in operation. Workers are still reporting for work, doing their jobs, and receiving their paychecks. Raw materials still come in one end of the factory and film leaves the other. To compare Kodak to a car manufacturer that died half a century ago is dishonest and stupid. I'd say "nice try", but it really wasn't.



