Buh Bye Illinois

[SledTL]

Welcome to the land of 10,000 taxes!

I don't think you understand the environment I came from...would drive down the street to the county over to avoid the 10% sales tax.

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my bud is getting ready to retire there with in the yr he lives in bayport

I have heard nothing but good things from people about working there, which makes me excited. High retention which says a lot about a culture.

 

[ezra]

yeah he put in like 29 . like his gig lots of vacation not rich but always had decent **** and going to have a decent retirement . what more do you need

 

[POLARISDAN]

.....my first thought was Graco child car seats......developing a model with built in flipper that make the braaaap braaaap sound.[/QUO

hahhahhahahahahahahahaha..funny stuff

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Well he is leaving the land of 11,000 taxes

hahahahahahahahhahahahha..dead on

 

[SledTL]

yeah he put in like 29 . like his gig lots of vacation not rich but always had decent **** and going to have a decent retirement . what more do you need

I am actually replacing someone who has been there for around that long. I wonder if it is him haha. And you are spot on with your statement.

 

[blkhwkbob]

IF

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illinois blows..ur just to stupid to know it(and im from chitown)

I'm smart enough not to move to Minnesota and freeze my *** off 6 months a year.

 

[snobuilder]

[h=3]2. Illinois[/h]

• 1-yr pop. growth rate: -0.29%
• Current population: 12.80 million
• 2015 population: 12.84 million
• 10-yr pop. growth rate: 1.25%

While the population of Illinois has increased nearly every year in the past five decades, the state’s population declined in 2014, 2015 and 2016. The state’s population shrank by 0.3% in 2016, the second fastest pace of decline of any state. A large share of the population loss was due to residents leaving the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin metro area. In a survey conducted by the Chicago Tribune, residents who had moved out of the city in recent years cited high taxes, unemployment, poor weather, and violent crime as primary reasons for leaving Chicago. The population of Chicago decreased by 19,570 residents in 2016, more than half of the state’s overall population loss of 37,508 residents.

 

[ezra]

lol prob is . not 100% on what all he dose there . but I know he makes and tests a lot of the prototype parts

 

[blkhwkbob]

[h=3]2. Illinois[/h]

• 1-yr pop. growth rate: -0.29%
• Current population: 12.80 million
• 2015 population: 12.84 million
• 10-yr pop. growth rate: 1.25%

While the population of Illinois has increased nearly every year in the past five decades, the state’s population declined in 2014, 2015 and 2016. The state’s population shrank by 0.3% in 2016, the second fastest pace of decline of any state. A large share of the population loss was due to residents leaving the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin metro area. In a survey conducted by the Chicago Tribune, residents who had moved out of the city in recent years cited high taxes, unemployment, poor weather, and violent crime as primary reasons for leaving Chicago. The population of Chicago decreased by 19,570 residents in 2016, more than half of the state’s overall population loss of 37,508 residents.

I'm sure most of them moved to Minnesota.

 

[sno-x]

Elf, where do you work? I'm a ME stuck in the cities.

 

[elf]

I sent you a PM