That sounds like it might work, if Jacks' theory is correct, which I hope it is, because: 1) it would allow others to belly up to the trough at the expense of those who've been doing it for a long time now; and 2) If "(5-And now the great part. CRS does not know, Charter folks don't know, I really don't think anyone with any leverage knows this. But there is an automated system used (not mentioning it by name) to rack and stack the open time and priority assignments.)" is correct, then that would mean that schedulers, managers, and a "wolf pack" were really not the issue. And that too would be nice. I don't know if that can be proven, one way or the other, but it would certainly help to relieve the frustration that's certainly felt here.