Wild data visualization. My firm was active in financing jet engines pre COVID and got out of it Feb 2020 on the thesis that China collapse would seriously **** up parts utilization. We dodged a bullet.
That’s absolutely insane! the effects haven’t hit home yet it seems.Wild data visualization. My firm was active in financing jet engines pre COVID and got out of it Feb 2020 on the thesis that China collapse would seriously **** up parts utilization. We dodged a bullet.
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. She says people drive on the shoulder of the freeway going the opposite direction. LOL
Klaus are you saying now would be a good time to pick up some aviation suppliers stock while they are down? Or do you think we are in the beginning of a brave new world?
I was in Hong Kong back when it was still a British Colony and friggin' loved it there. Never ventured outside of there though. I would like to see some of the countryside and Shanghai one day.I lived in China, on-and-off, for nearly 2 years from 2000 to 2002. Flew into Shanghai and worked in small city about 2 hours away called Suzhou. My first memory is of the smell. The constant burning/rotting odor. There was a perpetual haze. The waterways, or canals, looked like thick chocolate milk. There would be one guy shitting in the canal and 20' downstream of him was someone else bathing or catching a fish.
Traffic was a nightmare. We were not allowed to drive. So we had a shuttle everyday. It was pure chaos. Our "handlers" told us if we were in a taxi, and were involved in an accident, to quickly leave the scene. The taxi driver was sure to blame the American. Said American would then spend hours/days in People's Jail #3.
Everything was sketchy. Everything. Lazy fricking factory workers. Something that would take us 2 weeks to commission in the US would take us 2 months in China. Everything was a struggle.
Just in case I wasn't clear, I ****ing hated it.
I was in Hong Kong back when it was still a British Colony and friggin' loved it there. Never ventured outside of there though. I would like to see some of the countryside and Shanghai one day.
After covid, who tf would want to go to China? Place is a shithole. I used to date a chinese chick that went there to visit family. She says people drive on the shoulder of the freeway going the opposite direction. LOL
Also, the Chinese gutter oil. F to the naw.
Not with sleeping joe in the house.**** China. We should nuke them while we still can.
Sounds terrible. This whole thing stinks to high heaven. The people that got us into this mess need a good kick in the nuts.I lived in China, on-and-off, for nearly 2 years from 2000 to 2002. Flew into Shanghai and worked in small city about 2 hours away called Suzhou. My first memory is of the smell. The constant burning/rotting odor. There was a perpetual haze. The waterways, or canals, looked like thick chocolate milk. There would be one guy shitting in the canal and 20' downstream of him was someone else bathing or catching a fish.
Traffic was a nightmare. We were not allowed to drive. So we had a shuttle everyday. It was pure chaos. Our "handlers" told us if we were in a taxi, and were involved in an accident, to quickly leave the scene. The taxi driver was sure to blame the American. Said American would then spend hours/days in People's Jail #3.
Everything was sketchy. Everything. Lazy fricking factory workers. Something that would take us 2 weeks to commission in the US would take us 2 months in China. Everything was a struggle.
Just in case I wasn't clear, I ****ing hated it.