Are you prepared then to take a gamble with your fellow 6000+ UAL pilots' careers and assume that things will turn out alright with your assumption? I for one am not in a position to risk my family's livelihood. I fully get why sCAL guys don't want to vote this thing in. They are in a position to gamble. If it fails, every month that passes beyond december represents massive movement and career progression on their side that can't be undone and there is absolutely zero risk on their part. I don't blame them one bit and therefore am done debating with them. When I see a fellow UAL guy (or gal) against this, however, I have to remind them that their vote will likely be the a pivotal one that determines our collective future. All I'm asking is that you vote wisely and look at all of those that are voting this down and consider what truly motivates them and what is their level of risk. Whether a 7 year CAL captain or Ms. Morse herself, neither finds themselves in the same precarious position that the majority of your fellow UAL brethren have been put. The vote is yours alone, but we collectively will live with the outcome.