Friday's The Big Day ... Or Is It?

[John Painter]

Hmmm... seems to be some activity in this thread.
Let's see what's going on:

(*quietly walks away*)

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[NSTG8R]

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"?", indeed. o_O

 

[Bert]

Yes,, ????

 

[John Painter]

What the crap, why's Elio blowing up my email in box with every blog they ever wrote?

 

[RUCRAYZE]

What the crap, why's Elio blowing up my email in box with every blog they ever wrote?

perhaps your Dear John comment? lol
well 11 time for milk and cookies 1/2 a good night all

 

[Ekh]

If there is one engine, on one test stand, in the one facility, there isn't much options for a backup plan. It is in IAV's facitity and IAV's engine design. Their (IAV) schedule changed.

Maybe there was someone with more clout. I don't know. I have found that it is better to look for the cause rather than fault or throw blame. It has helped me from making apologies for rash deductions, assumptions or accusations.
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That squares with what I've been told. IAV's biggest customer is Mercedes. If they have an emergency, guess who else has one?

 

[Cache Man]

What the crap, why's Elio blowing up my email in box with every blog they ever wrote?

It seems they are having some kind of data dump. Maybe a systems error or (conspiracy) hackers...

 

[pistonboy]

Elio did not cause this delay. Period. You may not choose to believe it, but that is the case.

I believe this. A delay is the last thing they would want.

 

[Rickb]

It was an Elio Motor's delay. Every decision made and everything that happens as a result is and reflects Elio Motors.

 

[Horn]

This is getting old. The only thing that EM is good at producing is delays. Always some excuse.

I dont believe the "stakeholder" excuse. They could set up cameras and broadcast it to the "stakeholders".

Don't confuse stakeholder and stockholder. All stockholders are stakeholders. Not all stakeholders are stockholders