Originally Posted by
Blackhawk
I agree. Their primary interest was getting as much as they could for themselves then bailing.
By not negotiating at all or walking out of negotiation repeatedly at the request of (.............), they allowed the process to stall, damning us all. We felt it first on the ERJ side. But, it ultimately nailed the CRJ side like a pick axe in the back. For this, I will never forget... much as I do with Hanoi Jane and Vietnam. There was too much energy being applied to telling us how we needed to play ball, and not enough left to notice how the ball was never allowed to be in play by your own side in the first place. Well done...