Tool sales in the U.S. have seen an increase, albeit at a slower pace than in previous years. Many Americans still purchase tools for various DIY projects, with some even engaging their children in such tasks. However, a significant portion of tools is bought by professionals. There is a growing trend of dependence among Americans on professionals for home repairs, suggesting a shift in the culture around DIY home improvement and repair skills.
Tool sales in this country have been on the rise in recent years, although at a slower rate of increase from years prior.
A sizable share of tools in this country are purchased by professionals, i.e. the people that people like me call when we can't fix a leaky sink.
Americans like me have been conditioned to want other people to do shit for them.
While David is a little bit off in asserting that no suburbanite knows how to fix anything anymore, he's touching on a larger point that is very much true.
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