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Bismark, ND
- Thread starter Jaypratt
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North Daktoa
Jay,
Can not help you with any RVers in Bismarck, I left there 30 years ago and will return when I retire. What struck me was your comment that the people must be resourceful. One of my first interviews after I graduated from the University of North Dakota was with a geo-physical company in Dallas. During the interview, the interviewer said that they hired their technicians exclusively from North Dakota. I asked why? He said when you tell those farm boys that they have 10 days on (and could be 24 hours a dau) and 4 days off. They would ask - What's the catch? There has got to be a catch. The interviewer asked, the 10 days on? The North Dakota kid would say no the 4 days off!
True story
Dave Syvertson
Sugar Land, TX
Jay,
Can not help you with any RVers in Bismarck, I left there 30 years ago and will return when I retire. What struck me was your comment that the people must be resourceful. One of my first interviews after I graduated from the University of North Dakota was with a geo-physical company in Dallas. During the interview, the interviewer said that they hired their technicians exclusively from North Dakota. I asked why? He said when you tell those farm boys that they have 10 days on (and could be 24 hours a dau) and 4 days off. They would ask - What's the catch? There has got to be a catch. The interviewer asked, the 10 days on? The North Dakota kid would say no the 4 days off!
True story
Dave Syvertson
Sugar Land, TX
Bubblehead
Well Known Member
Be careful in North Dakota! It's one of two places in the world where the more you drink the uglier the women get!
KirkGrovesRV8
Well Known Member
My lovely wife is from the Great state of North Dakota (hence Dakota Queen) great people and fun place to visit. But go in the summer do not go in the winter brrrrrrrrrrrrrr
gvgoff99
Well Known Member
Yes, make sure you come up in the summer--It usually lasts from the middle of June to the middle of August(ha ha-kinda).
We do have lots of CAVU days in the winter, but shooting for highs of zero is not fun. It kinda takes the fun out of flying if surviving a forced landing means freezing to death.
We do have lots of CAVU days in the winter, but shooting for highs of zero is not fun. It kinda takes the fun out of flying if surviving a forced landing means freezing to death.
