Good, this company has been ripping off this state my entire life. Good riddance to bad rubbish as far as I'm concerned. Sadly this state is so damn corrupt the next in big state contractor will likely do just the same.

Not sure of your status and background, but if your not afraid of manual labor I hear electric boat is hiring on the radio. Can say every job will get on your nerves in some way shape or form, but if you're willing to put in the work they're training people up and I can say I don't think I've worked in a better place with as much possibility to both move up or stay at a normal trade level and still live quite comfortably. Admittedly it's not the best paying to start in the world of working with steel but it's rather safe in comparison, they supply a lot more equipment than just about anywhere around in the field, and the benefits at damn near unmatched compared to just about any job I've ever heard of in the state. At least compared to any job that would also supply training.

Yet many Americans, even when confronted with their ignorance will wave it off as "well if it could save a life what does it matter?" We are living in a time in American history where a it is considered better to be blatantly wrong with your heart in supposedly the right place than it is to be 100% correct with evidence against a popular narrative.