Amazon leaving Seattle update
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There are still doubters among usBleachedAnusDawg said:Who is surprised by this? @GrandpaSankey could have spotted this move coming from a mile away.
My sources tell me that this is also not a political bluff to deter the Council from approving the tax. -
campus is for scamming on hot girls. something tells me the amazon campus is not like that.
therfore, not a campus.
I'll go with complex. -
Boeing and I shared a hearty laugh over your post in the media room2001400ex said:
There's no income tax in the state of Washington. Bezos isn't going anywhere.MikeDamone said:It’s all a prefectly executed plan. Get a “second headquarters” then phase out the Seattle headquarters. Bezos is a libertarian. He won’t put up with seattle bullshit longer than he needs to.
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Bezos pays no Fed tax either using the same legal things that guys like Trump use to move losses forward.
Pretty sure Bezos has no personal income at all. At that level you don't
I could be wrong but when but let's be real, that never happens -
Bezos goes into the office everyday. Heard he's afraid of heights and works on the 5th floor. Doesn't like elevators either so takes the stairs.RaceBannon said:Sure.gif
The goalposts keep moving. From Day 1 I said that HQ2 was subterfuge and it is
Boeing would never leave Seattle either
You keep electing morons and this is what you get.
Office space is office space and data isn't locked in a safe anymore
In fact office space will be like a buggy manufacturing plant in 20 years. Who works in an office anymore? Poor people? -
Meet Brigitte HöessCirrhosisDawg said:
Mutually adjacent office buildings situated for the purpose of a promoting an enterprise. Food courts. Child care. Dog parks. Entertainment. “Spheres” for out-of-office time. All along the same neighborhood streets. 12 million square feet of space and more being built. 30,000 employees in a handful of square blocks. Yeah, it’s a campus.oregonblitzkrieg said:I like to call workplaces 'campuses.' That's what I like to do, because I'm a retard like that.
Born Inge-Brigitt Höess on August 18, 1933, her early years were spent moving from one concentration camp to another as her father moved up the ranks of Hitler's SS.
From the age of seven until 11 she lived in a villa beside Auschwitz, where her family resided in fine style.
They were waited upon by staff – many of them prisoners – and their home was decorated with furniture and artwork stolen from prisoners as they were selected for the gas chambers.
They could even see the prisoner blocks and old crematorium from an upstairs window, but Brigitte more fondly recalls visiting the horses and German shepherds at the campus.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3105781/My-beautiful-childhood-Daughter-Rudolph-Hoess-inspired-trial-Bookkeeper-Auschwitz-talk-life-growing-concentration-camp-forgiven-Jewish-boss.html
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Tacoma will welcome them with open arms. Either that or Dallas.
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Tacoma losing All State was a big blow. The Chihuly Glass Museum is all that's left.PurpleJ said:Tacoma will welcome them with open arms. Either that or Dallas.
