Out of curiosity, I just searched, and Maersk currently has FL offices in Tampa and near Ft Lauderdale (Miramar). Port Lauderdale is one of the deeper East Coast ports, or at least it used to be.
I would like to pretend I’m hip, but had to google this!What if they have upside down pineapples
Yeah but if you were making 100k a year a 15.00/ hr job is probably not going to pay your bills. I know it wouldn’t pay mine. It’s certainly not going to pay for a WDW trip. Since the topic is WDW attendance a decrease in good paying jobs will certainly have an affect.
That’s not the parameters by which you make that decision when you’re out of work, unless you don’t care about eating or your credit score - or your pride or personal responsibility.
What does any of that have to do with the economy? Do you not remember 2008?
Do you always ignore what someone just said and change the subject?
I believe you are the one that changed the subject. Sure if someone loses their high paying job they can work a minimum wage job. I’m not sure that going to save their house or feed their family. It didn’t during the last recession. Engineers competing for jobs at Target is not going to save us.
So directly responding to something in your post is changing the subject?
I responded back to your opinion? I’m more interested in the overall economy than personal responsibility if someone loses their job. I think we’re talking about two different things.
Have a couple for me.
You seem a bit confused. To clarify, this:
meant the conversation is over.
One can only hope. I was hoping to have an interesting conversation on the global economy and the effects it would have on WDW, but I guess it wasn't meant to be. Maybe another day.
It’s the best place to be.
me too, and I am a happy camper!
Sure, like congratulating yourself on your cosmopolitanism.
What?! You think wanting to see other parts of the word makes someone pretentious and self-satisfied?!
