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TwilightZone

(25,467 posts)
17. Power problems aren't limited to Texas.
Wed Feb 17, 2021, 10:27 PM
Feb 2021

I find the assertions that companies coming from California, where rolling outages are a way of life in much of the state, are going to suddenly reconsider because of this event, rather laughable.

They're going to need good backup generators on site if they do. Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Feb 2021 #1
They are going to need employees who will accept living through this DBoon Feb 2021 #22
If I were them I would just generate my own NameAlreadyTaken Feb 2021 #2
It's all the public services that may be lacking? Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #6
Excellent point LearnedHand Feb 2021 #12
A big company depends upon public services. And an educated diverse workforce. Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #15
Power problems aren't limited to Texas. TwilightZone Feb 2021 #17
True. CA is used to nature and acts of God. Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #20
They're not. TwilightZone Feb 2021 #13
A state that cannot set up warming stations for its citizens. Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #18
Corporations will use this as an opportunity to demand bigger tax rebates and other concessions dalton99a Feb 2021 #3
All of the public services they rely on but don't want to pay for. Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #4
Bean counters and bidness executroids make those decisions Cirque du So-What Feb 2021 #5
Bean counters work toward short term profit in corporations. Irish_Dem Feb 2021 #7
I'm so stealing "executroids" LearnedHand Feb 2021 #8
I stole it from WKRP in Cincinnati Cirque du So-What Feb 2021 #11
Power issues aren't limited to Texas. TwilightZone Feb 2021 #9
that's the third time you've posted this. DBoon Feb 2021 #23
I mean 99 percent of the time it is stable qazplm135 Feb 2021 #10
I agree, it's not the norm LearnedHand Feb 2021 #14
I didn't either but if I'm a business qazplm135 Feb 2021 #16
Yup you're probably right LearnedHand Feb 2021 #19
Amazon needs bodies blogslut Feb 2021 #21
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