Where are mfg locations with hispanic workers?

Hey Jim,
I used to work over in the Harry Hines area and I would see those vans driving through every Friday. They always had lines of people waiting to get their money. I actually thought about getting into that business myself but didn't have the stones to put up the money.

You might consider driving around town in some of the area's previously mentioned. Just look for the areas where all the signs are suddenly no longer in English. Those are propbably good target areas since there is usually a lot of foot traffic there as opposed to car traffic.

 

Who here owns manufacturing companies or manages a plant around here?

 

Are zoning maps easy to come by? It might save some time and energy while doing your "scouting" if you can pinpoint areas zoned commercial/manufacturing.

 

Hehehe not to worry Jim... I am serious about the areas I mentioned ( half joking about the sniper team, some areas you would love to have one available ) I'm trying to help a brother out man. I think the zoning idea is a good one. You can find some maps with the zoning areas at the different cities websites. I know that Arlington has them in .pdf format. The Northeast Ft. Worth area is mostly minorities if you want to check that out too.

 

Have you considered looking at the Alliance, TX location? Plenty of manufacturing companies there.

Or those plants off of Meacham Blvd?

 

Isn't the Alliance area just a bunch of airplane hangars and huge distro. centers?

Airframe & Powerplant technicians make great money. And most modern distro centers are largely automated.

 

"some of them operate outside the system"...........you slay me, man!!!!!!


I like the bus concept.....LOL!