Re: OT Sold It!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Miles" <nope@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> TBone wrote:
> \
>> Once again, what you say makes no sense.  If what you say is true, then

>> there could never be a building boom as there would never be enough 
>> workers.
>
> Most cities do not sustain building booms.  Construction workers move 
> around the country following the work.   However, what you say is true.
In 
> a booming city such as Phoenix in most years finding enough framers, 
> drywallers, etc. can be very difficult.  Most construction sites always 
> have huge signs advertising for such.

Yea, because they are looking for cheap labor.

>
>> If the field workers "move with it" as you say, why are they standing
on 
>> the street looking for work?  Why didn't they just move to the next
area 
>> like you claim that they do?
>
> I don't see such workers on the street corners.  I've been all over the 
> country and have not seen anyone on a street corner looking for 
> construction work.  Your area must be unique.

Nice try Miles but I'm not the one who made that claim, that would be Roy 
but even here I have seen it.  You OTOH, see only what you want to see.

>
> No city has a sustained amount of construction with a steady number of 
> workers.  Not gonna happen.  It varies up and down.

Really???  According to you, your city has been at a steady 20% for years.

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