In my opinion you are both correct. He is correct that it is a temporary blip (who knows how temp, could be a couple weeks or could be a couple years) and you are correct that many jobs/companies are effected by one manufacturer halting production. Unfortunately many other large manufacturers are also halting operations. The health community doesn’t have a full grasp on how severe this is yet, which is to be expected with something fairly new. I know corona has been around, but this is the novel IE “new”. I see this as the biggest factor why currently no one has any idea as to how long this will adversely effect our economy. It is like shooting craps, some of us are going to be correct and some of us are going to be wrong. I am hopeful for the best outcome, but preparing for the worst and may not fully know what the worst will look like yet.
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Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by road_runner, Jun 21, 2013.
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Unfortunately too many people in this job think “losing ‘that’ account only means that much less work I have to do”.
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You severely overestimate the capacity of most people working most places to GAF.LoneCowboy, Gearjammin' Penguin and Digman943 Thank this. -
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