Originally Posted by
trlaketige
That's true. Their knowledge and my best interests don't always align. And after the bankruptcy negotiations I wouldn't think you would blindly trust them either.
Tr
Funny thing is that I am not saying that we should blindly trust them. My point is that we do not have any real control over whether or not those decisions are going to be profitable or not. The only decisions we can control are ones where our contract is/has been violated. With a caveat. I personally don't want to hold the company's feet to the fire on every issue that comes down the pike if it will hurt the company financially. That being said, there MUST always be a quid to any violation that results in a change. The $64,000 question is what form that quid takes....