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NPVT t1_ixaebx1 wrote

Tennessee in case your state or country has Clarkesville

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Due-Reading6335 OP t1_ixafed9 wrote

860 new jobs at a starting pay that's higher than most top outs in other clarksville companies

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Akul_Tesla t1_ixam0ob wrote

I always like it when we build new things like this

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roo-ster t1_ixawcfb wrote

I took the the last train there and it made a monkey out of me.

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umassmza t1_ixcn5x2 wrote

I’m a NIMBY and I wouldn’t want this near me, I’d be worried about the pollution.

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Scr0tat0 t1_ixctfg4 wrote

So it's gonna quit being such a miserable place to stop on the highway to Nashville in, what, a decade or so?

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oxslashxo t1_ixd0b3b wrote

Replying to Scr0tat0 (#614,930)

Nah. It's literally just a town where foreign companies can operate near tax free and pollute and have access to cheap uneducated labor. Despite 100k+ people the most exciting news is when a new TGIChilliBees opens.

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irked1977 t1_ixd2u1n wrote

Looks like the next Superfund site.

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TotalCompensationFan t1_ixfakf9 wrote

Replying to vindictivemonarch (#614,321)

If you want things to change, you have to be the change. Most people hate X or y because they’ve never met X or y. I’ve met plenty of people who lived out in the boonies who thought cities and minorities were dangerous. Two years later they vote Bernie, drive a Toyota and eat tacos from a street vendor.

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vindictivemonarch t1_ixqpevp wrote

Replying to iclimbnaked (#615,172)

>Eh. Plenty of college graduates stay in TN.

that was before abortion was made illegal. you're assuming things will remain the same as they were before, like all the republicans did in the midterms.

you're right, not all of them can move away, but the ones you want are moving away. i met several terrible engineers in grad school. they caused a lot of problems.

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