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Old 07-27-2008 | 05:34 AM
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Originally Posted by arizonastpilot
Thank you for that post....most of us do have college educations and teach people how to fly airplanes, I really think that we are capabale of making our own decisions. No one else is hiring right now and those of us that are going to Mesa are trying to get our foot in the door. If we last this down turn with out getting furloughed then we are setting our selves up to be in a good position for the next up swing. If things dont work out then we are right back to were we were as flight instructors. I have friends that fly for Mesa who are young and single, and they are having the time of their lives. It really does beat instructing, if I dont have a wife and kids to come home to then why shouldnt I work alot and build my experience and maybe make some money. I know your gonna flame me next for the money comment but getting JA or picking up trips pays 1.5. Mesa does suck for those who have reasons to be home and I can understand that, but honestly you shouldnt come on here telling people who you dont even know what they should and should not do with their lives. What a typical Mesa thread it goes way to long because some one asks a question and then the so called "aviation gods" have to chime in and tell them how things should be and what they should do with their lives. One word of advice worry about your self first Wiz, I mean honestly do you really think im gonna come on here and allow some guy who I dont even know to make my life decisions for me.
This cracks me up. ADVICE is not making the decision for you. Everyone here is just saying what a stupid decision it is, and those that have gone before you are telling you how much they regret it. When I was in high school, I had a friend who decided to put diesel in his GAS-burning truck instead of gas because it was slightly cheaper. I ADVISED him not to, that it wouldn't work, that he'd wish he hadn't done it, blah blah blah. He didn't get very far before his engine quit and he was stuck with a costly rebuild. The point is, he had a dumb idea that he thought would work and wasn't going to listen to anyone tell him otherwise. He regrets it, ended up worse off than when he started and I'm sure if it ever came up again with someone else he'd tell them not to put diesel in a gas engine.
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