Looks like my next job is in Louisville

Ah, the Sunshine state!

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Also, things for the family to do when when come to visit?

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More distilleries within an hour drive than you can imagine

I moved there for work in March 2017.

Left my job there in October 2018. Didn't want to leave but the new corporate ownership for the company I was working for didn't seem to value my department or team very much so I decided not to stick around.

I liked it there and saw myself settling down there. Let me know if you have any questions.

Everyone you meet who is from there will almost always ask you "Where did you go to high school". This is a way to feel you out in terms of your social standing and class. There is a lot of "old money" snobbery there but for the most part the people are nice.

The further east in Jefferson County you live, the better.

Unfortunately Louisville also charges a city tax ontop of the state income tax. If you really want to, you can live in Indiana to dodge half of this, but the other half will be paid by your employer.

The obvious tourist attraction is going to be Churchill Downs. I think Kentucky Kingdom is weak for an amusement park. The waterpark actually has one of the tallest waterslides in the entire world. Going on a riverboat such as the Belle can be fun.

Lots of people will mention Bardstown Road but I think its overrated. Just a road of expensive hipster type restaurants and a bunch of Bernie Sanders supporter types. I prefer St. Matthews, Brownsboro, or Norton Commons or if you are looking for a bar/nightlife scene over Bardstown Road.

They closed down my favorite hangout(Old Chicago on Wesport Road) unfortunately. But Captain's Quarters is a good place.

UL Basketball draws about 18k for their home games if you like basketball.

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Turnaround Planner/Coordinator

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Anyone know how their COVID Restrictions are?

Also, things for the family to do when when come to visit?

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So, it seems like you do something close to this for a living, no? Do want us to do this new job for you as well?

I know this. Housing prices are very low. Wife and I visited last fall. We were shocked at the cost of homes.

Had a great time there, BTW, despite downtown being boarded up because of mostly peaceful riots.

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I know this. Housing prices are very low. Wife and I visited last fall. We were shocked at the cost of homes.

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I was saving up to put a down payment on a house there when living there before leaving my job. Even in the east end the houses are affordable.

The apartment I lived in was brand new(I was one of the first residents to move in) with nice amenities, fixtures, appliances, and finishes and I paid $850 a month for it. I paid over 3 times that amount for an apartment in San Diego that was not any nicer.

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Is this your first time working away from home?

You sound like a newbie at projects with these questions.

Chase your paper playboy, and congrats.

Edt: You will be working at a facilities in Indiana?

What discipline do you specialize in, or any?

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Sweetheart, I’ve worked in 20 states working turnarounds in my 15 years in the industry. I was asking for shite to do in Louisville and how are their restrictions. Hope you don’t end up on a project under me anytime soon.

Enjoy bourbon country baw!

Coyote got burnt!

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Edt: You will be working at a facilities in Indiana?

What discipline do you specialize in, or any?

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All I know is it’s a faculty in Kentucky. I know there is a Dow and BASF local, but not sure of the facility yet.

I am legit a Turnaround Planner-Field Coordinator