My “emotional investment” is in people making an informed choice, not the one based on one liners. Very few people put out good arguments worthy of debating. That’s what I tried to do here. I presented my case. Some good points from the nay side, but at least the thoughts are out there.

As for the co-terminal issue, let me put it this way… I care more about the separate hotels than I care about co-terminals. And neither would be something that would sway me one way or another. I do, however, want and hope for an informed vote. And you’ll see me talking about other points that come out as well, and especially any AIP/TA.

The bottom line this… you’ll have 10% of the vote who would vote yes on a 50% paycut in todays environment. They’ll just sit silent and won’t talk. You’ll have 10% who will vote no even if we get $1000 per TFP, best LTD ever seen, working 3 days a month. And many of those are gonna strut around like that dorky, awkward, zit-faced fat kid who thinks he’s smarter and cooler than everyone else. Then there’s the 80% of the vote who will decide which way something goes, and it’s with those people that I want to converse and exchange ideas with. The hard yessies and the hard no’s are a waste of time.