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David Tran, the CEO of Huy Fong, says he escaped from Vietnam almost 35 years ago to be free of the communist government there and its many intrusions."Today, I feel almost the same. Even now, we live in (the) USA, and my feeling, the government, not a big difference," Tran says.

travelinman67 wrote:http://www.npr.org/blogs/codeswitch/201 ... california

David Tran, the CEO of Huy Fong, says he escaped from Vietnam almost 35 years ago to be free of the communist government there and its many intrusions."Today, I feel almost the same. Even now, we live in (the) USA, and my feeling, the government, not a big difference," Tran says.

ASUG8 wrote:Building a plant in California was his first problem. They want all the jobs, just none of the problems.

California is more efficient than the EPA at sniffing out environmental problems. Except for the whole LA basin.

Grizalltheway wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:Building a plant in California was his first problem. They want all the jobs, just none of the problems.

California is more efficient than the EPA at sniffing out environmental problems. Except for the whole LA basin.

You mean they expect companies to demonstrate some kind of social responsibility?

travelinman67 wrote:http://www.npr.org/blogs/codeswitch/201 ... california

David Tran, the CEO of Huy Fong, says he escaped from Vietnam almost 35 years ago to be free of the communist government there and its many intrusions."Today, I feel almost the same. Even now, we live in (the) USA, and my feeling, the government, not a big difference," Tran says.

ASUG8 wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote: You mean they expect companies to demonstrate some kind of social responsibility?

Just sayin'. If you want go get by with it for a while California isn't where you start. They have standards higher than the Feds.

I'm guessing you don't appreciate the nectar that is Sriacha, you freak. Why do you hate America?

Grizalltheway wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
Just sayin'. If you want go get by with it for a while California isn't where you start. They have standards higher than the Feds.

I'm guessing you don't appreciate the nectar that is Sriacha, you freak. Why do you hate America?

Of course I love Sriacha, but like dback implied, I wouldn't want to live next to the place making it if they weren't doing anything to control emissions. NIMBY and all that.

ASUG8 wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
Of course I love Sriacha, but like dback implied, I wouldn't want to live next to the place making it if they weren't doing anything to control emissions. NIMBY and all that.

I'd go in with some others to fund a house for you with wind turbines, a solar farm, and a Sriracha plant all next door. You'd have a clean conscience and low/no bills, but very little sleep would be my guess.

Grizalltheway wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
I'd go in with some others to fund a house for you with wind turbines, a solar farm, and a Sriracha plant all next door. You'd have a clean conscience and low/no bills, but very little sleep would be my guess.

None of the wind farms I've seen were anywhere near residential areas, but I do see plenty of homes with solar panels on/around them.

ASUG8 wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote: You mean they expect companies to demonstrate some kind of social responsibility?

Just sayin'. If you want go get by with it for a while California isn't where you start. They have standards higher than the Feds.

I'm guessing you don't appreciate the nectar that is Sriacha, you freak. Why do you hate America?

ASUG8 wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote: You mean they expect companies to demonstrate some kind of social responsibility?

Just sayin'. If you want go get by with it for a while California isn't where you start. They have standards higher than the Feds.

I'm guessing you don't appreciate the nectar that is Sriacha, you freak. Why do you hate America?

Grizalltheway wrote:...but I do see plenty of homes with solar panels on/around them.

dbackjon wrote:LOL - so he is mad that he can't continue to pollute the neighborhood with pepper fumes and has to install pollution controls..


Poor guy. That is what living in a civilized nation does.


Why don't you move next door to his plant, T-man?

CAA Flagship wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:...but I do see plenty of homes with solar panels on/around them.

There's a good reason for that. Let's look at the facts:
1. You live in Montanada
2. The homes you see with solar panels are in Montanada
3. Montanada does not have electricity
4. Native Montanadians do not know what electricity is.
5. These are people who immigrated to Montanada from a northern Province that had electricity.
6. These new Montanadians like their video games.
7. Solar Panels power their video games.

Grizalltheway wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
Just sayin'. If you want go get by with it for a while California isn't where you start. They have standards higher than the Feds.

I'm guessing you don't appreciate the nectar that is Sriacha, you freak. Why do you hate America?

Of course I love Sriacha, but like dback implied, I wouldn't want to live next to the place making it if they weren't doing anything to control emissions. NIMBY and all that.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:I am glad there is a drought in CA.....hope it gets worse, they deserve it for all their environmental BS.

Col Hogan wrote:http://www.youtube.com/embed/6TBL3v-9HCE?feature=oembed

grizzaholic wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:http://www.youtube.com/embed/6TBL3v-9HCE?feature=oembed

She is probably a freak in the sack...but you wouldn't want her to meet any of your friends/family.

grizzaholic wrote:

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:I am glad there is a drought in CA.....hope it gets worse, they deserve it for all their environmental BS.

I am sure the big earthquake will hit soon and California will fall into the ocean/hell...or open up a big volcano and everyone, besides a few Cal-Poly guys, THEY, T-man, SDhornet and a few others make it out...the rest