Oh my gosh! Thank you to everybody who cared enough to leave a message so far. Seriously. Through reflecting on what everyone has said, especially the importance of "owning" the wash, regardless of what really went down and "Arguing and bickering about who-kild-who." LoL! I have had an epiphany!

Nobody wants to be a guy like this,

Reporter - "Yeah, b-b-but we're not talking about averages here we're talking about human beings flying my grandmother to Buffalo, making $18,000 to $20,000 a year. So there are these people out there, living these lives, and it seems as if there in an untenable position."

Airline Guy - "Absolutely not. There are people in these communities who learn, ur-earning less money, and who wor-work more days, and do do it and do it responsibly."

A perfect example of a man who is unwilling to own even any iota of the problem. It doesn't matter what percentage of the problem he owns or not. But he is unwilling to own the problem at all. It made him look bad. Really bad. And thus, in order to not look like "that guy". I own it! Yes, I own my washout. Every last second of it! I was there. Nobody put me in this situation but me! At any interview from now on, I......own it!