Originally Posted by
jheath
In my experience with people with substance abuse issues, alcoholics would abuse alcohol no matter what they did for a living. That's the person, not the job. People of all professions get divorces, no matter how much they are or are not home. <snip> So what do you gain here? By "warning" me of the hazards of professional aviation, do you want me to call up and cancel my class date? That's just one less person in the company junior to you.
I'm not warning you of anything and I could care less if you take the job or not. I'm disagreeing with you about not selling your soul. In my opinion everyone in this industry is at one level or another selling their soul. And then in my above posts I gave you reasons for my argument and backed it up with real life examples. I can't come on here and disagree with your posts? Proving my point with real lexamples is "****ing and moaning"? Come talk to me again in three years. Just looking at statistics from classes around my hire date there is a good chance (about 60%) that you will be so fed up by year three you won't be around to prove my point.
Last edited by jayray2; 03-27-2011 at 07:37 PM.
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