No more Twinkies :-(
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davepoth said:
I love the last bit of that story - the union is going to lose nigh on a billion dollars as an unsecured creditor. Smart move, guys.
I can't say I love it as the people who got hurt won't be the King Arthurs running the racket. I don't know if it's a closed shop but I get the impression many US businesses are. Certainly getting putting a plug in at US exhibitions instead of paying a Teamster to do it can get you chucked out. Just when America needs a Maggie (or even an Angela) they've got the opposite.
CDP said:
I can't say I love it as the people who got hurt won't be the King Arthurs running the racket. I don't know if it's a closed shop but I get the impression many US businesses are. Certainly getting putting a plug in at US exhibitions instead of paying a Teamster to do it can get you chucked out.
Just when America needs a Maggie (or even an Angela) they've got the opposite.
I imagine a fair portion of the workforce will be re-employed by whoever buys the assets; twinkies will be made by Nestle, Nabisco or whoever.Just when America needs a Maggie (or even an Angela) they've got the opposite.
BBC said:
Hostess Brands said a strike by the bakers union would force it to shut all operations and sell all assets.
It has long been in trouble - emerging from bankruptcy protection in 2009 only to file again in January 2012.
Let me guess. The American public are losing their taste for artificial crap. It has long been in trouble - emerging from bankruptcy protection in 2009 only to file again in January 2012.
Ever eaten a Twinkie? There's nothing in the UK that's anywhere near as disgusting.
Imagine the cheapest, nastiest, greasiest, mass-produced swiss roll, filled with white-coloured, sweetened, whipped Vaseline, and you're somewhere close.
But hey, let's blame the unions, eh?

Edited by Mobile Chicane on Sunday 18th November 21:57
Mobile Chicane said:
BBC said:
Hostess Brands said a strike by the bakers union would force it to shut all operations and sell all assets.
It has long been in trouble - emerging from bankruptcy protection in 2009 only to file again in January 2012.
Let me guess. The American public are losing their taste for artificial crap. It has long been in trouble - emerging from bankruptcy protection in 2009 only to file again in January 2012.
Ever eaten a Twinkie? There's nothing in the UK that's anywhere near as disgusting.
Imagine the cheapest, nastiest, greasiest, mass-produced swiss roll, filled with white-coloured, sweetened, whipped Vaseline, and you're somewhere close.
But hey, let's blame the unions, eh?

Edited by Mobile Chicane on Sunday 18th November 21:57

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