Three words: cheap skilled labor. NC & SC have been undergoing a mini industrial revolution down there. Companies are attracted to a skilled workforce that isn't unionized or only willing to work for $20 USD an hour or more. Plus, the tax breaks they give to immigrating businesses are mindboggling. Like it or not, They probably can get more workers in one day there than in a month in Wyoming. Keep in mind, Talley is in this to make money...
Toolmaker
Posts: 1000 | Location: in the shop as usual | Registered: 03 April 2004
If you sell a 35acre ranchette in Wyoming you can buy a beautiful home with land in SC with the proceeds and have enough left over for a safari or two.
Posts: 3174 | Location: Warren, PA | Registered: 08 August 2002
The old story here in South Carolina is that Yankees are likened to hemorrhoids. Those that come down and go back up we can deal with. Those that come down and stay down are a pain in the A$$.
Such ignorance that abounds on these internet threads never ceases to amaze me..
The grits AM better..
Dave moved to SC many months ago..and Gary got lonesome! The fishing is better, its not as cold, the babies need a grandma and grandpa, home is where the family is....
Posts: 41980 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000
George, my friend, they just gots different rules for talkun. One of the only ones that is singular down there is old Harvey's spinster sister. And she is mud ugly.
Posts: 4917 | Location: Wenatchee, WA, USA | Registered: 17 December 2001
Quote: The old story here in South Carolina is that Yankees are likened to hemorrhoids. Those that come down and go back up we can deal with. Those that come down and stay down are a pain in the A$$.
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And the only problem with South Carolina is it's populated with too many Southerner's...
