@JoelLoren1: I wouldn’t put anything past the regime but, I think we are looking at widespread decline. I just returned from Disneyland and the degradation of their operational ability is staggering. Steam Engineers...…
I wouldn’t put anything past the regime but, I think we are looking at widespread decline. I just returned from Disneyland and the degradation of their operational ability is staggering. Steam Engineers were openly discussing within earshot, the (serious) mechanical problems…
They were experiencing. Admitting they were winging it lap by lap. Lots of unexplained outages, staff that were clearly flummoxed,and didn’t know how to manage people/systems. Regardless of your view of the corporation, they formally provided a fairly seamless experience…
Most people don’t know how much logistical and technical know how goes into running a industrial scale food facility. It’s akin to a power plant. Cooling stacks to monitor, thousands of miles of pipes, extreme temperatures and pressures. Deferred maintenance or poor ops, blows it
Insult to injury, a local MAJOR food processor near me was slapped with millions in fines for “Covid violations” who do you think ultimately pays these fines (consumers)I know one relatively high up maintenance supervisor who quit and moved out of state. How many more are there?
Already strained and fragile systems were hit with artificial rules, restrictions and interruptions. Those who passed the shit-test (compliance) were elevated, and those who didn’t either were fired or quit. You can’t act like this is without consequence.
Some loser account RT’d me saying I was a RW guy complaining about my favorite resort. (I went as a school trip chaperone) If a very image conscious major corporation can barely keep the lights on, is this a good thing? Yes it’s entertainment but take a look around sheesh.