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Nostalgic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D
I feel like I met my old friend for the first time in a while!
The operation is quite slow, probably because Mac is old.;););););)
 
I see poor ravaged California ignite every year but New Jersey seems to have this hex, with some of the most destructive, massive structure fires in recent years. Just now, it's this "luxury" apartment complex (psst: cheap materials again, I bet. I feel safer in my 100 year old brick pile of :poop:---the fire we had here a little while ago was on the top floor and contained to the unit w/no roof damage).


Then it was Marcal toilet paper factory and let's not forget Edgewater, sheer devastation and still horrifying to me five years later. Edgewater was another "luxury" apartment complex managed by Avalon, made of wood and set off by a butane torch from an unlicensed worker. Then, another Avalon property still under construction was destroyed two years later (Maplewood).
 
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I was misunderstanding that there were three victims.🙏

Profit-oriented work is blamed for every accident, but when it calms down, it tends to start neglecting safety again. The same is true for Japan. A luxury hotel, which was said to be a first-class hotel, had a big fire due to its neglect of fire prevention measures.
 

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