Saw a bunch of security guys outside the building as I was leaving. My sister works there.
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Folks, pay no mind to @GMmTMe5-1ioa. He is just asshurt because I expose him for the useless piece of butthurt deadwood that he is. He will continue to troll these boards insulting people and spreading vitriol and hatred long after we have moved on with our rewarding careers elsewhere.
@GMmTMe5-1ioa, That's nice of you to be up sharing all the good will and compassion for those of us in need during these very troubling times. I think that maybe you are the one who needs a shrink. Quit trying to psychoanalyze people and mind your own business. You seem to have a very mean heart. Just because we are in scope for layoffs doesn't mean we are "damaged goods" There's a special place in hell for people like you. I look forward to you burning there like the mean and evil piece of good-for-nothing trash that you are.
@GMmTMe5-1xdy: I advised you earlier to go see a shrink. Seems like you're still trolling on this site, trying to soothe your soul by calling people names. Try to forget your early childhood troubles somehow, we all know you're damaged goods.
No, but you lured the REAL Troll out - @GMmTMe5-1rbr, who is anti-Chevron and deserves to be cut like the rotten piece of traitor Butthurt Deadwood that he is. The tree will then be free to grow proud and strong.
Tomorrow, news vans may be parked along Smith St as they did for the massive Enron layoffs. Video of middle age people crying, hugging, carrying their belongings will have to be managed. Stagger lay offs throughout Thursday so there is not a large gathering. Cover the Chevron signs with tarps so that photo journalists don't capture potential Pulitzer prize shots of the Chevron sign and groups of 50-year-olds crying in the street.
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Yes, there are layoffs in Houston. For Chevron, tomorrow, April 7, is D-Day for many.