Re: Abbott

On 9/9/2024 12:03 PM, cyclintom wrote:

The Abbott parking lots remain empty after that single day of being full and the following day when equipment was being removed. Cooking drugs is a 24 hour business and you would expect at least a quarter of the parking lot to be full at all times. Over the weekend I rode throught them twice and they were completely empty except for empty security vehicles.

Abbot in Alameda is alive and well. They don't make drugs there, they make personal diabetes monitoring equipment, and they still have 98 job openings listed, none of which are pharmacological, they're all electronic R&D and business/marketing based
https://www.jobs.abbott/us/en/job/31093265/Senior-Design-Product-Development-Engineer
https://www.jobs.abbott/us/en/job/31094773/Manager-Market-Analytics-and-Insights
You went there on weekends when people aren't working. Try going back on a tuesday.
idiot.

 Also all along the Airport Blvd, the industrial buildings all appear to be lined with For Sale signs The restaurant that is out there and the Chinese church behind it are doing well. The Raiders practice field has finally lost the "Raiders" sign. Peets Coffee building appears to be the same though it has a lower amoung of cars parked there. The building I used to work in had the entire front redesigned but there doesn't seem to be any occupant.
 More noticeable is that the cars passing are not in a hurry. This means that they are only returning fron stores and what-not and not doing to work, The Ferry that goes to San Francisco as a commutter transportation is fullo but I'm not sure why. The last time I was in San Francisco even the restaurants for which the city was famous were being put out of business since people could not afford to eat out.
 There was a beer bsr that used to be quite actice and the last time I went by it too was closed.
 Gavin Loathsome after supposring legalizing majiuana is not trying to reverse himself and convince parents that pot is bad. Too late, 12 year olds now have all they want. You can get it on-line.

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