You are a multi-billion dollar corporation which has been in existence for more than a century, providing everything from frying pans to complete homes. Your catalog operation practically invented the genre.
So why is it that in the year 2005, your website — which is unusable at the best of times — doesn’t even load at all anymore?
This is why you are no longer the leader. Times change. Keep up, would ya?
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