They don't sell more because they can't. The capacity isn't there. They sell all they can produce and more business just means slower output at this time. Ramping up ( not even desired by MMC is my understanding) would take more employment and more factory space. The complaint Kirk has, and I had, is mostly about communications. A company with one employee or hundreds is able to communicate. Some just don't do it well (Morgan). If I were advising MMC, I'd tell them to be generous with time predictions, and make customers happy by meeting or beating these self stated deadlines.
