Gee, I wonder why people might seek a disaster recovery plan?
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Still haven't seen Flying Squid around here since their departure several months ago.
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Can't blame them, and hope it works out for them. I'm sure most of them won't even end up moving, but just knowing you have the option to leave will relieve a bit of stress, I imagine.
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Anecdotal, n=about 12 or so, but in my little city in NL we have had at least five different families leave the States and move into my neighborhood. The last two years I hear just tons of N American accented English in town, and these folks are not tourists. They are grocery shopping and doing we-live-here stuff.
Then again, it's fairly easy to come to NL.
I'm surprised at how few other countries want American immigrants right now.
It will be really scary if we start filling up a ton of camps, other countries won't be offering refugee status.
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Remigration plot twist.
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