These are funny because gm was in an interesting position where they could make something nearly from the ground up while other companies had to modify an existing vehicle, typically a rwd truck chassis.
In doing so they could design the perfect platform that maximizes space by removing the driveshaft and wheel wells. To this day it’s still an advanced design.
I see these occasional and am glad that people are keeping them running. Most RVs get abandoned on their own property and succumb to the elements..
Some Home Depot’s in the LA area have mobile offices set up where you can coordinate with a guy to get the right people for the job. Not sure if this is still around now?
Trial law is incredibly difficult. Even if you’re not chasing billable hours, you have deadlines, procedures, sleeping at the office, doc review, managing people, being managed by partners or other attorneys, travel….the list goes on.
Only a few people stay in it, either for he money or they chase the stress.
I suspect she will be used to bring attention to a law firm. It’s not unusual to have attorneys that do little work but have connections.
I’m surprised NYC outsourced its entire IT. If it were a town of 25k that might make sense, but not one of the largest governments in the world.
They are big enough to hire OS devs and run their own Linux distro