The work of the fire teams on the scene is very damn impressive. Especially gratifying to see how fast Tower 1 gets deployed (my truck is also called Tower 1). But it’s the work of the dispatchers that makes this video so extraordinary. Holy cow, that is some phenomenal work under pressure. Scary video, happy ending. About 7 minutes long.
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Load More...Each day the Commander in Chief remains silent on #BountyGate is an insult to the troops serving our nation. It's been 96 days.
That's the only story from the debate Tuesday night: the great, looming, consistent threat emerging from whatever the hell that event became. It was coming from the manic bully who is presently the President* of the United States. It was pure fascism. https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a34215453/president-trump-first-debate-pure-fascism/
Read this. Then vote. https://twitter.com/charlesppierce/status/1311288983612203010
That's the only story from the debate Tuesday night: the great, looming, consistent threat emerging from whatever the hell that event became. It was coming from the manic bully who is presently the President* of the United States. It was pure fascism. https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a34215453/president-trump-first-debate-pure-fascism/
Here's a thread of about 35 companies that have recently gone bankrupt and rewarded CEOs with multi-million dollar bonuses.
At lots of big companies, execs choose to "cut costs" (lay people off) because they know it will pad their pay & raise stock prices
https://twitter.com/DanPriceSeattle/status/1272932699850801153A record number of companies are headed to bankruptcy. Most are doing massive layoffs and may not survive. How are there execs doing? A thread
Hertz: Gave execs $16M in bonuses, including $700k to its brand-new CEO. And it laid off two-thirds of employees
https://www.wsj.com/articles/hertz-paid-out-16-million-in-bonuses-days-before-bankruptcy-11590524331
