I just took Amtrak to DC over Presidents’ Day weekend and I left my car at the Metropark station because Amtrak stops there, and there is plenty of parking. The train was 15 minutes late but maybe that was because the holiday weekend.

I miss the winter we had two years ago when we got hit every week with snow and ice storms.

Esposito’s has a pie with pesto

https://www.espositopizza.com

Love that station!

You’re welcome. Wife and I went down there over Presidents’ Day weekend last year, we hit up museums and shoved crab cakes in our face the whole time.

The museum of industry along with the American visionary art museum are incredible!

Rosas deli, the shrimp tacos are excellent.

Vermont is beautiful and good luck moving there. It’s also cleaner because there a lot less people living there.

So where are you moving to where people don’t litter? I’ve been to 49 states, rural areas in the middle of nowhere, and so many cities I lost count and I’ve seen garbage everywhere.

Well if our infrastructure is ugly and this is the garbage state, why don’t you turn around and go back to Georgia.

Oh that’s ok. The connectors I was referring to are the guys that work with the crane hoisting beams, columns, joists etc into place. They’re in what’s called a “Raising Gang” which is usually made up of 6 people. A foreman, a crane operator, two guys on the ground sending the pieces up, and two guys in the air.

Welding is fusing two metals together, we typically use welding rods or a wire feed machine. For the points I had to weld, I used the wire feed machine because it’s much faster than using welding rods.

Thanks but I leave the connecting to the pros, I prefer to just weld all day.

I’m an Ironworker and was on the project a few years ago when we were setting steel. I had to weld these gigantic moment connections, some hanging from a wooden float because there was no way to get a 120’ man lift in position, it was pretty awesome. Looking forward to flying out of the new terminal soon and stay safe!