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Originally Posted by CTRCommander
(Post 2179892)
Yep!
And until someone puts a half million pounds into the burbs due to fatigue it will never change. Oh or if UPS or FedEx writes a rubber check to a super PAC....yeah that might do it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Your management paid into a super PAC to lobby congress to keep freight haulers out of 117
Fact Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
Back the OP claim & commenting on the AMZN moves to date. If their foray into transportation is to resemble in any way their conquest of retail but stops at becoming a DHL style contractor broker; they've really brought nothing new to the game have they? $1011 a share at today's open. Doh!
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Originally Posted by METO Guido
(Post 2374985)
Back the OP claim & commenting on the AMZN moves to date. If their foray into transportation is to resemble in any way their conquest of retail but stops at becoming a DHL style contractor broker; they've really brought nothing new to the game have they? $1011 a share at today's open. Doh!
One thing Amazon does is think outside the box to lower cost. Case in point, Monday my packages were delivered by a 1985 Buick LaSabre.... So we're talking about a multi billion dollar company contracting out to individuals in their own cars to deliver packages. Do I see that mentality starting their own airline or do I see them doing the DHL model and letting the bottom feeders fight it out. Hmmm.... The later is why it's important to have that ramp under a common union and scoped so tight its untouchable by the outside. It will be the only way to fight off the impending whip saw. Otherwise in a few years time you'll have some startup with clapped out POS aircraft and desperate pilots undercutting what you've built Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
Originally Posted by CTRCommander
(Post 2375024)
One thing Amazon does is think outside the box to lower cost.
Case in point, Monday my packages were delivered by a 1985 Buick LaSabre.... So we're talking about a multi billion dollar company contracting out to individuals in their own cars to deliver packages. Do I see that mentality starting their own airline or do I see them doing the DHL model and letting the bottom feeders fight it out. Hmmm.... The later is why it's important to have that ramp under a common union and scoped so tight its untouchable by the outside. It will be the only way to fight off the impending whip saw. Otherwise in a few years time you'll have some startup with clapped out POS aircraft and desperate pilots undercutting what you've built Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
Originally Posted by Omnipotent
(Post 2375095)
Isn't that already happening with ATI undercutting the 1224 carriers? :eek:
#TheTeamstersStillSuck |
Obviously a severe case of vaginitis!
#alpathebestunionmanagementcanmanipulate |
Originally Posted by l8fr82hub
(Post 2375107)
I'll give you some slack because you seem ignorant on the issue.
This guy is not ignorant (well, then again....), he is certified "the Brain from MEM" posting under another tag. Please do not give this grenade throwing hack the time of day or the satisfaction of answering him. |
Originally Posted by CTRCommander
(Post 2375024)
One thing Amazon does is think outside the box to lower cost.
Case in point, Monday my packages were delivered by a 1985 Buick LaSabre.... So we're talking about a multi billion dollar company contracting out to individuals in their own cars to deliver packages. Do I see that mentality starting their own airline or do I see them doing the DHL model and letting the bottom feeders fight it out. Hmmm.... If that's right, and it may be, the OP was off target. Watch for the trucks, that will be key. |
Omg, you guys just crack me up..
Obviously I fit in here with all the other short bus riders !!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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