Did anyone here the story of a company in Houston that offered to pick up
all of the abandoned vehicles and pay the city of New Orleans $100 each?
Good old C Ray blew off the businessman.  Now the city is paying someone
over $1000 each to have the vehicles removed.  and the idiots in the city
re-elected him.

It isn't all profiteering here.  Labor costs are through the roof.  I can
get $10 and hour to flip burgers and $15 to stock shelves.  Would you pick
up trash for $7.50 and hour?  The day labor rate is $200 a day and up.

I'm glad I moved 50 miles away.


On 8/29/06, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What is your feeling about profiteering? I don't like it.
>
> I don't mind paying high rates (remember that it is MY tax dollars
> paying). I do mind paying exorbitant rates. And I especially mind
> paying exorbitant rates to out of town "carpetbaggers".
>
> There is a difference between making a good profit, and making a
> ridiculous and obscene profit
>
> There is a difference between bottled water that sells for 99 cents in
> normal times going for $2.00, or even $3.00, or even $5.00, and that
> same bottled water going for $10.00.
>
> Tax dollars should never be used to pay that sort of markup. For any
> reason.
>
> That's my feeling.
>
> On 8/29/06, Casey Dougall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Moving trash has always been big money thing. Don't send troops who can
> do
> > something that makes money for their local economy. Their going to need
> the
> > tax rev. We don't make money with migrant workers, Iraq or other things
> to
> > that nature, our troops are without a better way to say it (better off
> doing
> > that type of work).
> >
> > I understand this was a disaster and everything but hey, where there is
> > money to be made, why do something for free. At least we can't ship this
> off
> > shore!
>
> 

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