The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Bmore just got hit by a ship & collapsed

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Brehs/Brehettes had no problem getting out to security square...bus route. and even WestView when it was a Mall and had a drive in movie.

If it wasn't for Double T Diner, That pit beef shack near security mall and Best Buy it was no point being in that woodlawn/Catonsville area beyond late 90s if you wasn't near by.


Mondawmin was that grab something after the MVA or Funcoland spot.... otherwise no need to be there, lol. If ya was at mondawmin you get on the subway to hit up Owings Mills mall and walk across that empty lot before they built the movie theater, lol.

Anybody who remembers Westview being an indoor mall is an OG. I don't remember a drive in movie theater there tho. I remember Caldor before it moved to where Foreman Mills is now. The movie Theater use to be where Home Depot and HH Greg or who ever owned that building. That was a Circuit city
 

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Obviously there are other ports...But would you want to deal with the extra days and money it would take to leave from Florida or New York? :beli:
And those are major ports already on schedules to be booked with other ships, so who even knows when all these rerouted ships would even be able to dock there?
Never attempt to undermine me. :ufdup:
You got Hampton Roads and Philly
6+ hours from your intended destination is a major problem brehs...:what:
Port of Philadelphia is 6+ hours? Port of Hampton roads is 6+ hours?
 

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Well it makes sense that aircraft carriers and submarines are bigger than cargo ships
They aren't though...:heh: cargo ships are literally the biggest and heaviest man made objects in the world. This ship is 1000 feet long and 150 feet wide. It's the Empire State Building on water.
Coli maritime engineers and supply chain managers acting like Baltimore is the only port on the eastern seaboard :mjlol:
Other ports can't suddenly flex up. Remember when the Long Beach port got backed up? There's ships there now AND there's ships in route AND ships scheduled but not in route.

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You can't just say I'll pay you time and a half to people and will be out of this in a month or two. After a certain point people don't care if you're paying them overtime and they won't work. You have to flex up, hire more, train them, and then even if you hire more, there's not enough cranes, docks, forklift equipment...this is gonna be a whole clusterfukk for the remainder of the year.

Everything in supply chain is on a schedule...when you fukk that schedule up, the price of load goes up DRAMATICALLY.

EDIT: like my company, which isn't even a fortune 500, but is a multi-billion dollar company got into a situation where we were just naming the price so we could get loads scheduled. We were paying 4-5 times the normal price just to get loads moving when the Suez Canal shyt popped off.
 
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Obviously there are other ports...But would you want to deal with the extra days and money it would take to leave from Florida or New York when you planned on arriving in Baltimore? :beli:
And those are major ports already on schedules to be booked with other ships, so who even knows when all these rerouted ships would even be able to dock there?
Never attempt to undermine me. :ufdup:



All of this is what I immediately thought of. My last cruise left out of Bmore. Once we got off the ship we were back in DC within 90 minutes. Anything other than that would've pissed me off
 
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