For those that don't know, CUSA is surrounded by woods and open space. The area has lots of wildlife. Fox, geese, and others. All those working there have never had issues with this. Wildlife happens. Enter CFS. Decoy coyotes are now ALL OVER the parking lot and building. Being randomly and regularly moved by the new security guy that CFS apparently demanded we employ. CFS are soft, overly privileged, and clueless. I can't with them. I wonder if they know about the wildlife with no legs that get into the building or the 2 legged varieties that call the river bank "home".
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If decoy coyotes are your biggest problem in life, consider yourself blessed.
You people are ridiculous.
Those decoys are what CFS used to keep Geese off the parking lots so you don't walk through cr-p.
They became a sort of mascot.
CFS laughs at them, even took pictures with them.
The security guard was contacted before the move was announced.
You REALLY got upset with having extra security?
You REALLY think CFS enjoys moving into a smaller space??
CFS is a monopoly. The idea we clapped for them when they have no competition is like clapping for the 8 foot tall kid in third grade who is better than everyone else at basketball.
@ac leadership at Burlington is laughing at CFS too. Don't think they aren't.
@a8 never been a problem at Burlington. The animals have just as much right to be there as we do. Those of us who've lived with it for decades know just to watch where we walk. No wild dogs. Just those being walked by their humans.
None of us at CFS chose this merge… that came from above, not from us. Calling a whole group of coworkers "soft, overly privileged, and clueless" over a decision we had no say in is unfair. Might be worth reflecting on that one.
And if the fake coyotes in a parking lot bother you so much, perhaps you should take up your concerns with leadership instead of posting anonymously on a public forum.
CUSA has decoy dogs to keep the geese away. Occasionally they have actual dogs come on property as well. It's to minimize the amount of geese po-p on property so employees are no stepping or avoiding it when they are on the walking paths.
@a2 wait for a goose to attack it or knock it over!