Long Beach has temporarily suspended container stacking limitations
Everyone&#x27;s focused on Ryan&#x27;s comments about stacking, and the subsequent win there. Amazing job, Ryan, and thank you Robert Garcia for being a man to take one on the chin (for this solution not coming from your team) and for then doing the right thing. I am seriously impressed by not seeing any NIH (not invented here) behavior here.<p>But why stop there? Ryan suggested 5 courses of actions, and made it clear that we need to act on all of them at the same time. So far only the first of those 5 steps have been acted on. The rest of the steps are likely either bad or the people needed to act on them are doing that NIH bullshit (which I can understand to some extent given how much negativity is being directed at Robert Garcia). But negativity or not, if those are good suggestions, we need to act on them. Would love to hear any thoughts on how to mobilize support for quickly validating&#x2F;invalidating those suggestions, and then acting accordingly.<p>If it&#x27;s possible to cancel brands and individuals, it should be possible to do the same with politicians as well. I hope it doesn&#x27;t turn out that we care more about certain individuals&#x27; views than the prevention of a nationwide and potentially even global crisis [1].<p>[1] From Ryan&#x27;s tweet:<p>&gt; I can&#x27;t stress enough how bad it is for the world economy if the ports don&#x27;t work. Every company selling physical goods bought or sold internationally will fail. The circulatory system our globalized economy depends has collapsed. And thanks to the negative feedback loops involved, it&#x27;s getting worse not better every day that goes by..