As the title says, there should be record snowfall this year in the midwest since I just relocated to Mexico for the next year and a half for work. Hopefully I will be able to put a few miles on during my Christmas vacation. I can however visit some snow almost year around up on the volcanoes. And for some odd reason the people down here don't seem to know what a snowmobile is.....
Should be record snowfall this year.... Moved to Mexico
- Thread starter bedgar7
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Well after seeing those union protected Chrysler employees last week drinking beer and smoking pot during there break, isn't it any wonder why management decides to move........ I'm proud to be part of the Chrysler "bailout" BARF.
mezz
Well-known member
No slam intended to you bedgar, just feel a need to vent with some facetious humor, though I did chuckle at your new title "Resident Gringo" from Michigan, here is a little help for your company:
root cause problem= Mexico,
Implement changes= Move operation back to U.S. & hire legal U.S. Citizens.
Yo Kado Taco Bell! OndaLay! Have fun in Me-He-Co, I feel sorry for ya man, my condolences.
-Mezzyamahauler
Active member
I like the idea of fixing things to the point where they need to shut it down and move it back....can you make that happen? If so, do it!
michaeladams
New member
all the wooly bear catapillars i've seen this year are mostly black.the old tale is the more black the worse winter you get
polarisrider1
New member
On a lighter note. I have heard of companies moving back north due to " root cause problems."
my grandpa always says the bigger the accorns the more snow and the colder the winter. Last year i think like 50 accorns fell of the tree behind my house and they were tiny. This year there are about 50,000 you cant even see the grass and they are the biggest i have ever seen!
cobalt_502
Member
If the Acorn theory is true were gonna get hammered, we have several trees on our lot and I have never seen so many acorns!
I would love to talk to whichever accountant decided it would be cheaper to move our plant down here. They seemed to neglect how much we spend in quality issues and constant support from both the US and europe that we never had while in MI. But I must remember the decision to move our production operation came from across the pond. But on a better note, it looks like the weather is getting better at home dipping below freezing some nights and getting a layer of frost.