I hope I'm absolutely wrong by saying this but I don't believe quality of life will survive a merger contract. Quality of life rules has a cost; JetBlue pilots are most likely going to vote for dollars over rules and they out number us. It's not necessarily they don't want quality of life rules but it's more of a devil that you know deal. They know their contract, it's pluses and minuses, and how to exploit it. They don't know that about our contract so what incentive do they have to vote for any of our quality of life improvements? I mean yeah we convinced the five guys that visit the JetBlue forums online that drop to zero is great but what about the other 99% of the JetBlue pilots that don't come online and read this stupid crap web site