Shanghai, China?

I ordered the new V-iPod (30GB) last week (should be here Wednesday)...
This is the first time I've ordered from Apple and had the tracking start in Shanghai, China!!

OMG!!! China!!!! The world is going to the crapper in a handbasket!!!!!
I cant believe someone doenst know there is an international comunity where most of their daily products come from. Look at any product most likely its gonna be from outside the USA. I mean really who would think that the ipod was completely manufactured in the USA. Oh my if you shop at wal-roos your amost gaurantted to be buying stuff never made in the USA. you might even be surprised to see that those that respond on these discusion boards arent from the USA. Doesnt mean their odd in a way their actually all great people. No need for surprise on where your product comes from jsut as long as you completely enjoy it. =)
GFF
(I know that the surprise was where the shipping was from not that the ipod was made in china ...just having fun.)

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