BRP OPENS A HEADQUARTERS FOR ITS NORTH AMERICAN MARKET IN TEXAS

[WA5VHU]

http://news.brp.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=...cle&ID=2317532

BRP OPENS A HEADQUARTERS FOR ITS NORTH AMERICAN MARKET IN TEXAS TO FUEL ITS GROWTH

I hope they know we Texans don't speak no bloody French!

[Chupaca]

We shall see what that might bring forth... guess it will depend on what all they bring...

[PW2013STL]

Received the article this morning. This should help with dealer issues in the US, or I hope so. Thankful I have a great dealer I use, but there are some who do not.

[Bfromla]

Plano of all places Nice lil comment about it at4:30 https://youtu.be/pELwCqz2JfE

[Buckeye Bleau]

Plano of all places Nice lil comment about it at4:30 https://youtu.be/pELwCqz2JfE

Thank you very much for that one. May the mud bugs be with you!


Joe Bleau

[youngers]

plano is a nice area , not to mention , it is also full , like a lot of texas now ! that state is getting bigger every day seems like !

[Bfromla]

Thank you very much for that one. May the mud bugs be with you!


Joe Bleau

Not for a few more months anyway, closer to MardiGras will be season, frozen ones just ain't right

[Bob Denman]

I'll bet that the Texas facility has more to do with their ATV and UTV line-ups, than it does with Spyders...
But it's still a really good move!

[Richardv]

http://news.brp.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=...cle&ID=2317532

BRP OPENS A HEADQUARTERS FOR ITS NORTH AMERICAN MARKET IN TEXAS TO FUEL ITS GROWTH

I hope they know we Texans don't speak no bloody French!

WE , UP THERE, can speak both languages, no problem!!!!!

[PrairieSpyder]

Received the article this morning. This should help with dealer issues in the US, or I hope so. Thankful I have a great dealer I use, but there are some who do not.

[Little Blue]

Time will tell "The rest of the STORY" good day.

[BigGuy66]

(snip) I hope they know we Texans don't speak no bloody French!

...multilingual. Here's why: "don't speak no" is spoken in parts of the Midwest and we use it here in Indiana; "bloody" is British I believe; and "French" is English for Francais. And, there is likely some "Texan" language that is unique to y'all.
Jim

[2Paw]

Just down the road a piece, in case I need to talk to somebody, or in case I get really irate.

[Dmetcalf]

This is an area that is absolutely exploding with businesses and people. Toyota moves its Corp headquarters here as well. Traffic has become pretty tough as a result..! But, I’m real happy to hear about this.

[Bob Denman]

Since you're going to have all of these Canadians heading down to Texas: don't forget to teach them the "language of love"; as it's spoken in your State!

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[Dmetcalf]

Since you're going to have all of these Canadians heading down to Texas: don't forget to teach them the "language of love"; as it's spoken in your State!

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absolutely will ..!! 🍽

[Bob Denman]

You know that she's gonna be a keeper; when your date brings over her own hot sauce, and set of knives!

[Arion]

WE , UP THERE, can speak both languages, no problem!!!!!

French and English perhaps, but I doubt you speak very fluent Texan. It's a difficult language to learn especially if you don't wear a big belt buckle or a cowboy hat! Begin with the easy words like "y'all" and "fixin" and "unsweet" (as it related to iced tea) and then advance to the more complex phrases and sentences.

[ARtraveler]

Plano of all places Nice lil comment about it at4:30 https://youtu.be/pELwCqz2JfE

Don't they build tackle boxes and make Frito's there?

It does sound like BRP is planning on a future.

[2Paw]

Don't they build tackle boxes and make Frito's there?

It does sound like BRP is planning on a future.

Frito Lay has there headquarters there but I don't think they make the chips there, and I'm not sure the tackle boxes are made anywhere anymore. I have 3 and one is empty (spare).

[ARtraveler]

Frito Lay has there headquarters there but I don't think they make the chips there, and I'm not sure the tackle boxes are made anywhere anymore. I have 3 and one is empty (spare).

Me too on the tackle boxes. Good stuff.

[RinconRyder]

...multilingual. Here's why: "don't speak no" is spoken in parts of the Midwest and we use it here in Indiana; "bloody" is British I believe; and "French" is English for Francais. And, there is likely some "Texan" language that is unique to y'all.
Jim

It's called "Texican".

[tehrlich]

Closer to their plant in Juarez, Mexico.

[MRH]

This is great news. It should not only make parts easier to get access to, but I think it will put them better in touch with the needs and mindsets of many of their customers.

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

French and English perhaps, but I doubt you speak very fluent Texan. It's a difficult language to learn especially if you don't wear a big belt buckle or a cowboy hat! Begin with the easy words like "y'all" and "fixin" and "unsweet" (as it related to iced tea) and then advance to the more complex phrases and sentences.

It may surprise you, but Texan isn't limited to Texas! Back in 1989 when I was living in England I was in a Texas Homecare DIY store, kind of like our Lowe's or Home Depot. I kept hearing a ladies voice over the PA making all sorts of announcements. I just had to find out where she was from. I knew it was purely coincidental that an American woman speaking perfect Texan living in England was working in a store named Texas Homecare. When I located her I asked where she had been born and raised. "Newcastle, here in England," she said. I was flabbergasted. I know you could have dropped her into the middle of Texas and no one would know she wasn't raised there!