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There was enough historical things to see, but not much in terms of actual tangible buildings - it was mostly fields and things in museums. Definitely some interesting and historically relevant things to see.


The investigations fortunately won't really have a direct effect on me or my department since they all are looking at the sales organization. Not that big a deal and it's not like the feds are going to come in and talk with me either.

The really odd part of it all though is that earlier this month I thought about it and became concerned about the company's long term prospects - based on how things are going, things did not look good 2-5 years from now. That's kinda the downside to smaller companies - you know everyone and it's a nice place but not as stable as a large company. Fortunately time is on my side since they haven't even found a buyer yet. Once that happens there will be a few months before things transition and layoffs begin so fortunately it's not like I will walk in tomorrow and be told that I'm no longer needed.