cobblers

It's impossible to predict how long a small business like this might continue; there are still cobblers in San Francisco.

This can be true, but can also be a load of cobblers from recruitment agents.

If I was Sead, I'd go easy on the AI generated cobblers and get a real job.

Utter cobblers, but somehow it found its way to an academic site.

Among the several artisan enterprises, the business of only blacksmiths, carpenters, cobblers and ropemakers is in existence today None of these suggest patronage of any sort.

I didn't even realize cobblers still existed until I worked in downtown Boston.

If you owned a business that employed a bunch of cobblers, then moving them all out of their little shops into one big factory where they can produce 100x as many shoes means you just got yourself 100x richer.

From around 1400, to around the early 1900s, European settlements consisting of more than a few hundred people would have had blacksmiths, cobblers, tailors, furniture makers, and various other craftsmen.

That back-handed airy-fairy malarky about what "really successful" people do sounds like a load of preachy cobblers to me though.

He's saying "all of the cobblers at the other companies are doing this to, so where are you gonna go?".

I don't know if this is common knowledge, but microwaves are great for "mug cakes" [1] (or brownies, or cobblers), where you throw the cake ingredients in a mug, mix 'em, and microwave it.