Haas vs. Fadal

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15 years ago

Thu, Feb 26, 2009 6:58 AM

My father in the 70's said this place was going to hell. 30+ years later, yes we are still going to hell. Apparently we've taken the scenic route to get there. My glass is still half full here. Our shop is booked through next year and we have a major contract coming for even more work. My house while not cheap - I can make the payments. Still beats renting in my book. I'm not ready to say we're sinking yet. I think if many folks looked within there own lives and not what the talking heads are saying the frustration and anger that many feel would be reduced.

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15 years ago

Thu, Feb 26, 2009 11:42 PM

We have more work than we need and are living well.

The sinking feeling I have is a result of the political atmosphere more than anything.

With Tony V. at the helm for another term is not a good thing for Los Angeles. The spill over to community's Like La Mirada is minimal but still stinks up the air.

I have a few more years to retirement so I can stick it out till then.

Dave B

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15 years ago

Fri, Feb 27, 2009 5:41 AM

Viaretardo - As Adam Corolla aptly named him.

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- Gunner Asch
  
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15 years ago

Sat, Feb 28, 2009 7:49 AM

Very accurate.

California will ultimately be split into 2, or 3 states, when it finally goes t*ts up. The Northern and Central portions of the state cannot afford the Southern parts. It is/was the 7th largest economy in the world..but they tried to use One Size Fits All solutions for the problems of the various portions of the state. Cant work, will never work.

Gunner