I got out of New York and I am glad I did. I could only listen to the nonsense coming out of Albany and the local county governments for so long. The taxes are high because people tolerate it. The sweatheart deals that got written during the manufacturing boom time can't be funded. The place will be run into the ground. A news brief came out recently about a new V-8 engine line that will be using robots mainly. The last time I checked robots don't pay taxes.
If the local governments dont's bow down to industry then industry will pick up put the equipment on a flatbed and relocate the machinery. Another grand plan was to have a Bass pro shop in the middle of the city that never was built. Over and over again it happens big promises and projects that never get started. They money well is running dry from the Fed and there has been a quiet exodus from the New York. They lost 2 congressional seats during the last census. What it is says is people who want to work are leaving.
Concerning CA and NJ there is probbaly a similar story.
Akuma
If the local governments dont's bow down to industry then industry will pick up put the equipment on a flatbed and relocate the machinery. Another grand plan was to have a Bass pro shop in the middle of the city that never was built. Over and over again it happens big promises and projects that never get started. They money well is running dry from the Fed and there has been a quiet exodus from the New York. They lost 2 congressional seats during the last census. What it is says is people who want to work are leaving.
Concerning CA and NJ there is probbaly a similar story.
Akuma
