Philadelphia is minute compared to Chicago in the modern day, please get real here. Philadelphia is a dying city with a withering Italian-American population, Chicago is the polar opposite.
You had said we could ask anything related to your topic of expertise, so I had asked this earlier. Maybe you missed my post the first time, so here it is again:
"Speaking of construction, I have a question for Bridgeport. What financial situation is D&P in, with construction taking such a hit along with everything else these days?
They used to have a huge company and a beautiful fleet of trucks.
Years ago, my husband bought a boom crane and 2 roll-off trucks from them, and their company at that time had no competition. It was a goldmine in that area. What's it like today?"
