You wouldn't even need a lot of guns to cause a big problem either.

Wall Street Journal - U.S. Risks National Blackout From Small-Scale Attack

FTA:

A small number of the country's substations play an outsize role in keeping power flowing across large regions. The FERC analysis indicates that knocking out nine of those key substations could plunge the country into darkness for weeks, if not months.

There's worse. I'd take getting smacked in the face with an Xbox controller over being beheaded any day of the week.

Word is they hang at a tavern that has two parking lots - "Liquor in the front - Poker in the rear".

And stuck windows/cracked panes.

Does it happen if Prince Albert is in the can?

Invite Geraldo over with a camera crew and crack that baby open. Sounds like a good project for Halloween.

Chucky will be your friend to the end!

Q: Does a strike like this cause the price of the company's goods to go up or to go down?

I would think the former, and since I frequently buy lumber, I hope all this gets resolved soon, because it gives the company an excuse to raise their prices regardless of how much it affects their supply.

Why not everything grown here on private land then? Apples, wheat, soybeans? Where would it end?

Careful now. Lord Jaydolph still has those Emergency Powers at his disposal until the end of the month.

Hard to say which was a larger waste of money, the $2M he spent on that failed campaign (Climate Change Pain Train - choo-choo!), or the millions of dollars of WA unemployment checks his Democrat lackey Suzi Levine blindly sent to Nigerian scammers.