All states are seeing these issues, not just a Florida/California issue anymore. If you have a home built before 1980's, good luck.
With property tax increase and insurance increases, good luck new home buyers.
Pretty simple:
-don't turnover the ball
-get pressure on Cade
-offense needs to get some first downs and win the field position
The unknown is how good is our fg kicker since we didn't see any of his last week.
This is tragic situation and as someone who lives in Columbus this hits hard. Jonny was an unreal talent and down to earth guy.
https://6abc.com/post/columbus-blue-jackets-confirm-death-johnny-gaudreau-brother-matthew/15247138/
Tried landing at the Appleton Airport in WI twice during a snowstorm and both times we had divert. Third time, we didn't even try and landed in Grand Rapids, MI to wait out the storm and get gas. Never knew a plane could drop so quick and could climb so quick
I understand there is difference. I'm just saying Deere at that time let workers go because there was downturn in the economy, and it had a massive impact on Waterloo.
Absolutely and in return most of those employs were loyal as hell. It's funny you mention the bikes because we had a couple John Deere 2-wheel bikes and I kept those till about 5-years ago until I sold them(antique collectors loved them). Everyone in the state wanted to work for Deere and it was...
When my parents worked for Deere back in the day their benefits were unreal: healthcare paid for, pension, and you could also tap into 401K starting in the 90's. Over the last 30 years Deere has chipped away at their benefits. As I stated before, it's shell of what it use to be.
This is nothing new for Deere same happen during farm crisis in the 80's, major head count reduction. Waterloo was impacted big time as it lost roughly 14% of it's population...