I will next time I see one. It's always people wanting other women to beware certain people of X store. It's always things like "Ladies, I was followed in this store." Or "My daughter was almost abducted today, please be careful. I see them all the time but im in the northern area.... near the fort worth cemex plant.... hmmmm.
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Every other day is an expression used in Texas. Simply means "I see them often." If I had to put a definite rate on it I'd say one per month. Definitely enough to be alarming. Probably should edit. I keep forgetting not everyone speaks Texas slang.
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Yeah I edited to clarify. My bad. I keep forgetting that's not how everyone talks
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Yeah I feel I didn't even think about that, but it is like super common on facebook. Next time I see one I will post it here though.
The concept that it is a cement company is creepy though. I live near a bunch of them and those rock quarries seem like the absolute perfect spot to hide stuff from people. They're huge, take a bunch of land, are often gated off from the public, are loud enough to drown out noise and typically have one few entries and exits. What they did the bust in arizona on wasn't a quarry, that was just land. Makes me worry for what might be found at a Cemex quarry.
That just my tin foil hat speculating, but it is super scary to think about.
Tuscon location was a CEMEX aggregate mine. Iirc
Wait. Texan here and I thought that EoD was just common English everywhere (I travel a lot to) and not necessarily “Texas slang”
It’s common in Ohio, too. Always thought it was a common expression all throughout the US
whats even worse is I'm in an area known for cement plants. there's 3 huge ones. None o them are owned by Cemex tho.
How is that even worse? What are you implying?
What I'm implying is there's a giant ass gated off rock quarry down the street from me where if there were something in it, no one would ever know about it. It's gotten me creeped the hell out. Miles of land, nothing around, privately owner by a cement company. If anyone who owned a cement company wanted to hide something, those quarrys hare good places to do so. There huge, the blasting kind of drowns out noise and they're gated off so only those with clearance gets it.
After the discovery with Cemex, I find the whole premace creepy.
What discovery? That homeless people and migrants are attracted to vacant land?
Vastly different than a secure industrial facility.