BKSir
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Joined: 4/8/2008 From: Salt Lake City, UT Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: cpK69 My feelings on the actual event aside, I think it would be wise for people everywhere, to learn from the incident, and prepare; ie… how not to panic in an actual event. It has dawned on me, this is not just the response New Yorkers would have. I can’t imagine how anyone would think, especially in these times; such an activity would be a good idea. Kim That I definitely agree with. And that someone dropped the ball on this one big time. I'd be downright livid and firing people right and left for this. Yeah, it was probably only an hour that things were in disorder, but, over 1000 out of just one building. That's 1000 hours of lost man-hours right there. At what they get paid, figure conservatively $14/hr., That's at least $14,000 lost right there, just in that one building. I don't want to see a 'blame game' being played. I want to see them figure out precisely who dropped the ball on them getting word out about this, and their head on a plate, swiftly, efficiently and harshly.
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