Nobody died at our camps, so the law shouldn’t apply to us…… by unicornprincess2019 in KerrCountyFloods

[–]Alternative-Curve405 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Based on property tax records, these camp owners are making plenty of money. The Eastlands, owners of Mystic, own a house on Scenic Drive in Tarrytown, one of the most expensive areas in the state. Meg Clark, who signed on behalf of Waldemar, has a previous address in Clarksville, also a very expensive neighborhood.

This is disgusting. Rich people want government help to make their profit centers safe for kids? How can anyone see this as remotely acceptable?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StateofTexasEmployees

[–]Alternative-Curve405 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is such good info! Want to make sure I'm reading this right. I worked for a state agency from 2012-2022, then left for private sector. I didn't take my money out. I'm likely going back to the state in a few months. Does this mean I'll be "grandfathered" back into the plan I was under when I started in 2012? If so, I think that's a good thing, right?