Yep, it's all about quality of life. The min you have to work is 65 hours. If you want to fly the min, your days off depend of how productive your trips are. You can do the math. Three 4-days equaling 65 hours would give you 18 days off in a 30 day bid period. If you want more credit, you will have less days off. There are 12-13 hour two days, 16-17 hour three days and 22-24 hour four days that exist Trade into them during the schedule adjustment period. 100 hours with 14 days can be done no problem and those 14 days off can be where you want them to be. Don't want to work weekends? Not a problem for a junior line holder. PSA's scheduling language is far superior to Air Wisconsin's and at the end of the day, quality of life is everything and quality of life is all about the schedule.