Originally Posted by
GoodJet
I don't know. I think to put it simply:
Some are afraid of the future and what could happen. Others are cognizant that this is a good time to take advantage of our leverage.
I think wary, instead of afraid, is a much more realistic word to describe the sentiment.
The worst case scenario for a YES vote is that we left a little money on the table, while making BIG financial, and
more importantly,QOL gains.
The worst case scenario for a NO vote is that we would be stuck with the old dog sheet of a contract for much longer than bearable.
Absent a crystal ball, the majority elected to go with the safer, more prudent choice, all things considered.
We all have differing opinions, but guess what? That's OK..