Regret it yet?
08-24-2015, 04:58 AM
#1
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Regret it yet?
The global economy is in a free-fall, and airlines just imposed the largest cut to ticket prices since 1995.
And we turned down a $1.1 billion raise. Still think we'll get a bigger raise soon? Still think Wall Street and the company needed the TA?
I know, we showed them. The status quo is better. We still have our profit sharing.
Until we don't.
I don't expect anyone to admit it yet. I'll stand by for more chest-thumping. But I bet the doubt is creeping in just a little.
I'll check back now and again. In the meantime, carry on with recalling anyone who ever got you any gains.
And we turned down a $1.1 billion raise. Still think we'll get a bigger raise soon? Still think Wall Street and the company needed the TA?
I know, we showed them. The status quo is better. We still have our profit sharing.
Until we don't.
I don't expect anyone to admit it yet. I'll stand by for more chest-thumping. But I bet the doubt is creeping in just a little.
I'll check back now and again. In the meantime, carry on with recalling anyone who ever got you any gains.
08-24-2015, 05:53 AM
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Joined APC: Oct 2006
Position: Retired
Posts: 1,858
Originally Posted by D Mantooth
The global economy is in a free-fall, and airlines just imposed the largest cut to ticket prices since 1995.
And we turned down a $1.1 billion raise. Still think we'll get a bigger raise soon? Still think Wall Street and the company needed the TA?
I know, we showed them. The status quo is better. We still have our profit sharing.
Until we don't.
I don't expect anyone to admit it yet. I'll stand by for more chest-thumping. But I bet the doubt is creeping in just a little.
I'll check back now and again. In the meantime, carry on with recalling anyone who ever got you any gains.
And we turned down a $1.1 billion raise. Still think we'll get a bigger raise soon? Still think Wall Street and the company needed the TA?
I know, we showed them. The status quo is better. We still have our profit sharing.
Until we don't.
I don't expect anyone to admit it yet. I'll stand by for more chest-thumping. But I bet the doubt is creeping in just a little.
I'll check back now and again. In the meantime, carry on with recalling anyone who ever got you any gains.
08-24-2015, 05:56 AM
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Joined APC: Jul 2008
Posts: 4,920
No regrets here either. The sick leave, OE trip pulls, and allowing even more large rj's to be outsourced were too much to swallow. I felt like we were getting screwed on the joint venture scope also, but now I'm starting to think we screwed ourselves anyway with the grievance settlement.
08-24-2015, 05:58 AM
#7
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Joined APC: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,567
Not at all. How many times do us "rocket surgeons" have to tell you "moRon's" that it wasn't about the money?
Originally Posted by D Mantooth
The global economy is in a free-fall, and airlines just imposed the largest cut to ticket prices since 1995.
And we turned down a $1.1 billion raise. Still think we'll get a bigger raise soon? Still think Wall Street and the company needed the TA?
I know, we showed them. The status quo is better. We still have our profit sharing.
Until we don't.
I don't expect anyone to admit it yet. I'll stand by for more chest-thumping. But I bet the doubt is creeping in just a little.
I'll check back now and again. In the meantime, carry on with recalling anyone who ever got you any gains.
And we turned down a $1.1 billion raise. Still think we'll get a bigger raise soon? Still think Wall Street and the company needed the TA?
I know, we showed them. The status quo is better. We still have our profit sharing.
Until we don't.
I don't expect anyone to admit it yet. I'll stand by for more chest-thumping. But I bet the doubt is creeping in just a little.
I'll check back now and again. In the meantime, carry on with recalling anyone who ever got you any gains.
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