Thanks. It pains people to admit I'm right, but after having ridden on your jumpseats regularly for 5 years, I can't count the number of Purdue guys/gals I've met. I've got a couple of Purdue grad friends of mine who work there as well. They agree with me. Great folks, but many of them had "perfect timing" and have donned a pair of rose colored glasses.

A quick upgrade in your early twenties is not something to be taken for granted; however, I think some of them have a skewed view of reality. They have been dealt and amazingly good hand, and some of them don't know it.

EDIT: I have nothing against Purdue grads; it's a fine school that I nearly attended. Just observing that there is a boatload of Purdue alumni there. Again, great people.