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[ning]

Looks like someone's trying to get the thread locked.

Let's keep this on EA, ignore the attempted segue (or mis-posting).

 

[Gator6x4]

What does this have to do with regards to anything related to EA and their failure?

A good guestion.

The post was deleted and reposted in the proper forum again.

 

[Eagle1]

Looks like someone's trying to get the thread locked.

Let's keep this on EA, ignore the attempted segue (or mis-posting).

Best bet don't feed the troll.

 

[1 Old Man]

The Trumpers are not going to like this. There Great Messiah will be regulated into the same world as the rest of us mortals.

New York Dem will introduce amendment to reverse Supreme Court immunity ruling — The Hill

Rep. Joe Morelle (D-N.Y.) said Monday he will introduce a constitutional amendment to reverse the Supreme Court ruling issued Monday, which largely shields former presidents from criminal prosecution for actions in office.

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Does this have anything to do with EA?

Btw, if that idiot Joe Morelle got that passed.....it would also mean Clinton, Bush, Barrack Hussein etc could all be accountable for acts when conducting official business. Think it through.

**Sorry. I was typing as fast as I could....posted, and then saw others had beat me to it!

 

[Gator6x4]

Looks like someone's trying to get the thread locked.

Let's keep this on EA, ignore the attempted segue (or mis-posting).

Not me.

 

[fredgoodsell]

It is pretty common for small business owners to use employees on building projects--especially if there is some sort of disruption in material delivery (be that disruption of materials coming in or shipping products out or some sort of internal bottleneck--like not enough welders, for example) that leads to people sitting on their thumbs waiting for other components of the business to finish so idle workers can get to work again.

Again, all the problems seemingly stem from EA couldn't move into the new building because at least one sub-contractor changed the spec and from that, EA couldn't get an occupancy permit.

What about the unpaid taxes and bank loans? Or the customers that paid for products they still haven't received? Or continuing to take orders after they were already in trouble? I don't think they can push the blame for those off to a building contractor.

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

"It is pretty common for small business owners to use employees on building projects--especially if there is some sort of disruption in material delivery (be that disruption of materials coming in or shipping products out or some sort of internal bottleneck--like not enough welders, for example) that leads to people sitting on their thumbs waiting for other components of the business to finish so idle workers can get to work again."

Uh...sure. That makes perfect sense. The proper way to run a business is have customers pay 100% upfront and meanwhile have the employees build a multi-million dollar mansion at the lake.
Thanks for the explanation...now I understand.

 

[deezler]

Sometimes you do just get dealt some bad luck, or a bad hand to play.

But it seems to me that this situation was all within EAs control, and they blew it. A stubborn contractor changing spec means you can't get a certificate of occupancy for months? That's ridiculous, change contractors and get it completed. We all know the real reason the new shop completion stalled out is because they ran out of money - so ask yourself why that happened and where the money went.

 

[Sid Post]

Catch 22 based on what I remember. EA didn't pay the contractor for reasons in question about occupancy and non-compliant work and the contractor quit working because they were not getting paid so, as they said, easily corrected deficiencies were not done. Then lawsuits started and the house of cards fell.

 

[Jstpssng]

What's done is done, it's pointless to look back. He isn't the first person or business to overextend, or assume the good years will never end. Chances are that he won't be the last. The only questions are if he will make a comeback, and whether he will come good to the people who got screwed.