MEM Report. 4/19/2020.
So here is what we have in MEM, especially when you think on the MEM area of effect. This sector is about 1.3-1.4M Although it probably reaches 2 Million with its furthest reach of commuter jobs. MEM has 200 mile radius of effect.
So here is what we have in MEM, especially when you think on the MEM area of effect. This sector is about 1.3-1.4M Although it probably reaches 2 Million with its furthest reach of commuter jobs. MEM has 200 mile radius of effect.
FDX is busing people into work from Oakland,TN; and Columbus, MS right next door to Starkville. @YuH8TM3 Please check in on this person, she is in Starkville and the economy of that town has literally cratered with the majority of college students from Mississippi State sent home
That being said, here is the data in MEM direct region. We have only had 1,700+ cases memphisflyer.com/NewsBlog/archi…
Tennessee has about 5800+ cases total. Mississippi 2500+ Arkansas has about 1500+ last checked.
Tennessee has about 5800+ cases total. Mississippi 2500+ Arkansas has about 1500+ last checked.
Now consider this. I have reports of deaths in Whiteville. Which is within the commuter worker realm. Seriously Mid South workers sometimes will travel 3 to 4 hours to get jobs in MEM. Jackson has as of last time 58 cases. Probably related to MEM commuters as well in particular🤔
Here comes a rather interesting angle. The Golden Triangle of Mississippi. West Point, Starkville, and Columbus might be an interesting problem. FDX is busing in people from Columbus to MEM. However, note the distance from Columbus to Birmingham. Understand my point. A to B, BC
Same issue in Oakland, FDX is busing in workers to MEM. FDX before this Wuhan 400. Had gone through 95% of the MEM population. [Including yours truely.] So this adds another problem with getting a bead on the real numbers in MEM sector of effect. This creates hidden cases.
West Memphis is the other side of the equation. This Arkansas town is the other side of the equation and part of the East West Gateway that MEM Metro has become for the U.S. Majority of Ark cases will concentrated in this sector. Same reach and effect majority of centered on MEM
Information I am getting from the ground floor has me concerned alot of things are not being discussed properly. At all. Some of our cases are imports from the stupidity of New Orleans not stopping Mardi Gras. Also note major shipping port down there. However, here is interesting
Initial cases of MEM ironically, might have come from a problematic issue that MEM is having. MEM has lost its International Airport Status. Why a Great Mystery. But the long defunct Northwest Agreements for Gate Prices still stand. Head Smack Moment. OUCH.
Guess what, its cheaper to go to Either Little Rock or Nashville and fly! So now you are understanding the issue here. Actually Nashville rumor has it has blocked off the I-40 going towards it due to this fact. Our business people would rather go out of city to fly anywhere! 🤣🤔
So that makes us a major reservoir for Ark and Central Tennessee. Not to mention the number of warehouses and major shipping junctions here in MEM. So there are probably more cases. Including the AmZn issue, where they are trying to keep workforce sickness cases under wraps! 🤔
We are projected to be one of the last areas in this sector to be lifted. Not sure exactly when that is. Because even though Mayor is Red for MEM, MEM is a Blue Stronghold take a look at this fiasco here in MEM the Blue Purge.
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Add into the situation this wonderful surprise. memphis.edu/cjustice/conta… This MEM professor of criminal justice dies in Wisconsin of Wuhan 400. However, some questions have arisen over this man. Ironically there is suspicion of his credentials. Only recently prof since 2013. 🤔
So MEM is also becoming a rather interesting sector, because of all the odd actions going around on the campuses. Entire UoM campus was told to clear out and go home. And it appears the professor went home as well. Probably rooting around in UoM personnel will be enlightening.🤔
Ironically, because some of the professors in UoM history department have a wonderful revolutionary resume half a mile long in all of this. memphis.edu/history/facult…
Watch for Potter, Stein, Machado, Laumann.
Laumann was Occupy HQ operator in MEM, NYC. ❌
I recommend Znamenski✅🤔
Watch for Potter, Stein, Machado, Laumann.
Laumann was Occupy HQ operator in MEM, NYC. ❌
I recommend Znamenski✅🤔
I still have to report we are still receiving shipments from China, we got one up to 30 boxes last week. And it was also banned Vape Pods. So next time you go into a gas station to top off, avoid. Too many things are Chinese imports of recent note. Don't Ignore this. Consider.🤔
We actually had three days straight no trails, beautiful actually. Clear blue skies, then we had "rain" scheduled. Trails. Same thing today. Notice also how cold the weather is, atypical for April in MEM. Hopefully this all ends by the end of April. I hate my off days. Nothing.🤣
I am getting library-withdraw syndrome. MUST HAVE MORE BOOKS! My favorite gemstone-fossil show was canceled too. Grrrr. Arlington in April, probably going to be Arlington in August. MEM in May probably the same. However, which month can you put that in? 🤣 Oh and the Greek Fest😨
I know for a fact, that whatever month we open is going to be one heck of a party. Everyone is going a bit cuckoo over here. I seem to be one of the town celebs with my mask. 🤣 Also MEM is becoming Mask Export Central. Both produced, warehoused, and homemade! Oh well.
But, you guys stay safe, and just be aware some areas, are probably going to be in a mess for a while. Alot of the Essential workers in MEM have getting it in the shins economically and we are not liking the DC Nashville sniping over our sector.
Oh by the way. Shelby County Government is 32 Million Dollars in the Hole, how in all of this mess? Better start doing cookie jar inspections. I know after all of this, heads will roll literally for corruption and abuse of power everywhere in the US.
