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by Jim » Mon Nov 07, 2005 7:22 pm

two4fifteen wrote:yeah, the area sucks ass. My names rob pregibon. But where im from back in youngstown, ohio (dont know if you've heard of it) its basically the exact same thing. It used to be pretty big in steel, whereas flint was big in the car industry, and now its mostly all trash. Flint used to be the crime capital of the nation, youngstown used to be the murder capital just a few years ago, and right up there with crime. Its still up there. Im just happy during work term i live and work in a really nice area.
Yeah, and if Delphi closes one of their plants in Flint, the Delphi workers as well as the business around them will be screwed. As far as colleges go, if are willing, you could always go up to the big snow pile up north, Michigan Tech. I have a friend up there who is an engineering major.

by Minorthreat412 » Mon Nov 07, 2005 6:44 pm

two4fifteen wrote:yeah, the area sucks ass. My names rob pregibon. But where im from back in youngstown, ohio (dont know if you've heard of it) its basically the exact same thing. It used to be pretty big in steel, whereas flint was big in the car industry, and now its mostly all trash. Flint used to be the crime capital of the nation, youngstown used to be the murder capital just a few years ago, and right up there with crime. Its still up there. Im just happy during work term i live and work in a really nice area.

Yeah, Flint is pretty bad. I went on a skate trip to both Detroit and Flint in one weekend. Flint was completely trashed compared to Detroit. I never liked either of them. In Detroit the bums are pretty funny though. :happy055:

by two4fifteen » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:32 am

lol exactly

by Ryan from Ohio » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:31 am

Youngstown is a nasty little place...

Thats for sure...

Looks like a ghost town with next to no jobs...

by Bwcad1 » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:30 am

i live in medina ohio ive been to both citys id much rather be in youngstown though lol but either over detroit lol

by two4fifteen » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:21 am

yeah, the area sucks ass. My names rob pregibon. But where im from back in youngstown, ohio (dont know if you've heard of it) its basically the exact same thing. It used to be pretty big in steel, whereas flint was big in the car industry, and now its mostly all trash. Flint used to be the crime capital of the nation, youngstown used to be the murder capital just a few years ago, and right up there with crime. Its still up there. Im just happy during work term i live and work in a really nice area.

by Bwcad1 » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:06 am

area sucks doesnt it? whats your name?

by two4fifteen » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:03 am

thanks...and yeah it is pretty hard there.Thats why im just hoping to graduate and keep my job. I love it here.

by Bwcad1 » Wed Nov 02, 2005 8:01 am

yea thats why the guys i worked with love that school just about every co-op that has worked here we hire. good luck man ill ask matt and clint if they know you!

by two4fifteen » Wed Nov 02, 2005 7:59 am

Bwcad1 wrote:we have a lot of co-ops come from kettering here at mtd where are you co-oping? kettering is uber expensive to for bein in flint do you know matt bosway or clint montgomery?
Im co-oping at venture industries in sterling heights michigan. And ya, it is expensive, but for one, your making good money while in college and getting experience in your field, and two, most graduates get offers from their employers to get hired on full time as soon as they graduate. Not many other college students have a good full time job waiting for them as soon as they graduate.

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