Posted by Rdandersom on June 01, 2013 at 20:02:48 from (69.168.186.96):
In Reply to: All Gone posted by LAA on June 01, 2013 at 17:21:49:
In the last ten years I worked for the same family at 2 different sites powder coating car parts.I helped to convert both plants to warehousing after the owners closed the businesses and sold the buildings for warehousing.One had 150 people working there (I was a leadhand on the night shift and remember saying to my wife "this might be the best job I ever have".When I got out of school there was still smallish dairy farms up and down the back roads.What barns are still standing are empty.In high school I owned a boar that travelled between 5 small pig farms (all had dairy as well) Not a hog around anywhere now.There used to be stores and restaurants and bars aplenty.We had a locomotive plant and a Ford assembly plant and a truck plant and all the feeder industries.
Ten years ago there were 7 strip clubs in London and it looks like that will be down to one real soon.Nobody has a spare nickel to spend on anything.
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