Were you going to personally hire PSA pilots who lost their jobs? Were you going to start a donation drive to help give money to the out of work pilots at PSA like ALPA did in its beginnings? The ALPA we have today is not the ALPA of yesteryear. They aren't for pilot unity. They don't care about the whipsaw. People can attack PSA all they want, but they only did what they had to to keep their jobs and to grow their airline. And by the way, the new rates that were voted in were barely concessionary, and gains were made in other parts of the contract.