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Inside engineering, financial, biotech, and cyber collapses, built from actual court filings, accident reports, and internal records. thecounterdocs.com Joined August 2026

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9 hours ago

@billglahn The trial record on Safari is the clearest piece of this. DOJ: about $600K a year in revenue before COVID, then by July 2020 meals for 5,000 children a day, seven days a week. 3.9 million meals total. Here's that math on the actual parcel:

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9 hours ago

@ChrisEgertKSTP The trial record on Safari, per DOJ: about $600,000 a year in revenue before the pandemic. By July 2020, a claimed "5,000 children per day, seven days a week." Run that out and it's 208 meals an hour, around the clock, from one kitchen.

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a day ago

@wallstengine Everyone's reading the 737 delay as a cash story. It's a quality story first. The NTSB found 1 of 24 on Boeing's Renton door team had ever removed a door plug, and 0 were trained to. That's the gap the slower ramp is supposed to close. thecounterdocs.com/a-boeing-737-d…

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a day ago

@jonostrower @theaircurrent The ramp keeps sliding. Before 1282, 1 of 24 people on the Renton door team had ever removed a plug and none were trained to. Homendy said the same gaps "could just as easily have led to other manufacturing quality escapes and perhaps other accidents." youtu.be/l_kuQhhppWE?t=…

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Boeing's door team at Renton had 24 people. 1 had ever removed a door plug. 0 were trained to. NTSB, a year and a half later: "We do not know where those bolts are. Those bolts may have been discarded." Full record: thecounterdocs.com/a-boeing-737-d…