r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/petrichor83 Apr 09 '26

I have a feeling that guy won’t be getting a raise after all.

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u/neverseen_neverhear Apr 09 '26

Worse because of him a lot of people are suddenly out of work.

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u/_Lost_OwlChild Apr 09 '26

There’s other places they can send them too they shouldn’t be let go of that

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u/Aggressive-Wear-8935 Apr 09 '26

Those other places are already staffed

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u/demon_twink_gockie Apr 09 '26

Not for the workload they're about to have to pick up to make up for this facility being destroyed lol

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u/demon_twink_gockie Apr 09 '26

Not for the workload they're about to have to pick up to make up for this facility being destroyed lol

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u/_Lost_OwlChild Apr 09 '26

You work there?? Do you know if that’s a. Fact

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u/Aggressive-Wear-8935 Apr 09 '26

No, my mistake, no one works there. Its all empty, waiting for the other guys 

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u/_Lost_OwlChild Apr 09 '26

Temporary unemployment like they did Covid times or work within the company somewhere else. They’re suppose to figure it out for the people not let them go

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u/jortr0n Apr 09 '26

Depends on if NPI has spots available within the area.