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If the inspector is dead, there’s no one to sign the inspection report.
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I have a single friend who works for a Class II, and from him and everything else I gather, Precision Railroading is college-boy for cutting costs to the bone in order to absolutely maximize short term profit margins whilst absolutely destroying long term company health and customer relationships. Am I out of line in my estimation?
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:And speaking of railroads: there's potential for a strike on the 16th that could really hose the supply chain again. Sucks, but the railroads have been raking it in hand over fist for a couple years now while telling their employees to get bent when they ask for a reasonable work/life balance. Turns out that poo poo has consequences.
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So it’s like the AutoTrain, except better in every conceivable way?
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Jean-Paul Shartre posted:Kandersteg’s no Orlando, at least Orlando is the Ohio of Florida.
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Nettle Soup posted:Looking at the article it might've been better off left where it was until they'd decided what to do with it. End of the laneway, don’t come up the property, train.
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