Don't take me out of context. I will not fly struck work. I said it would be more expensive to give GoJet TSA flying than it would be for TSA to get a raise. GoJet has 50 seat rates in their contract that are greater than TSA's. If TSA goes on strike, Chautaqua and anyone else will pick up some 50 seat flying for United. I guess that will be different though because "it's not their choice," "it's managment." Just like when Republic started flying for Midwest or Skywest for Skyway.