Ugliness does not sell.

Never leave well enough alone.

I believe one should design for the advantage of the largest mass of people, first and always. That takes care of ideologies and sociologies.

Good design keeps the user happy, the manufacturer in the black and the aesthete unoffended.

There is a frantic race to merchandise tinsel and trash under the guise of 'modernism.'

I sought excitement and, taking chances, I was all ready to fail in order to achieve something large.

If America wants to make "made in America" a symbol of excellence and worth. They have to make everything of high quality, otherwise the best.