could-you-imagine-having-to-create-either-a-file-or-a-directory-on-a-server-whose-name-is-so-obnoxiously-long-that-it-even-exceeded-the-server's-memory-capacity-of-256-gigs-because-it-was-just-too-long-to-process-and-it-had-so-many-characters-in-the-name-that-it-was-unusable-now-where-were-we-oh-yeah-……..
They charge fares to all riders, and I'd imagine they get a very hefty inflow from state taxes. These are not large geographical areas; heavily populated, lots of people (income) per square mile. No WAY it could cost all that money to maintain.
And CM posted clear instructions at the top of this thread telling Q how to do it himself. Which is even better because he can do it in a few minutes on his own timetable. Then all he has to do is tell us the board name.
My thoughts exactly. How many people actually see these figures? One auditor, maybe? Easy to pay off. So increase altitude; create a little box in a mental flowchart and establish that Loop is a money laundering scam. Then start looking at who's attached to it.
So loop pays off people under the guise of bond sales … which never pay any dividends.
I was living outside Chicago up until last May. Knew a guy who was an investment capital guy. Never got the name of the company he worked for. I'll try to find him. I know he worked downtown - there are probably a hundred firms like his but I'll check.