Something you will never hear someone say-
07-10-2015, 12:49 PM
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Something you will never hear someone say-
Something you will never hear someone say-
"I voted for it"
I can't wait to fly with some of those goobers that put out the vote yes stuff with their/there/they're names on it...
"I voted for it"
I can't wait to fly with some of those goobers that put out the vote yes stuff with their/there/they're names on it...
07-10-2015, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by horseface
Something you will never hear someone say-
"I voted for it"
I can't wait to fly with some of those goobers that put out the vote yes stuff with their/there/they're names on it...
"I voted for it"
I can't wait to fly with some of those goobers that put out the vote yes stuff with their/there/they're names on it...
My congratulations to the majority whose opinion prevailed. I look forward to better things ahead and will happily eat a steaming plate of crow when they come.
As I discussed the merits (and lack thereof) of the TA with those I flew with, who were both for and against the agreement, however, the term "goober" nor any other form of name-calling came to mind when doing so. I respect the honest opinions and differences of everyone and trust in the collective wisdom of the majority.
Here's to better things ahead.
BTW, my real name is Spence Johnson (SLC 73N Capt). What's yours?
07-10-2015, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by fp88ren
I voted for it.
My congratulations to the majority whose opinion prevailed. I look forward to better things ahead and will happily eat a steaming plate of crow when they come.
As I discussed the merits (and lack thereof) of the TA with those I flew with, who were both for and against the agreement, however, the term "goober" nor any other form of name-calling came to mind when doing so. I respect the honest opinions and differences of everyone and trust in the collective wisdom of the majority.
Here's to better things ahead.
BTW, my real name is Spence Johnson (SLC 73N Capt). What's yours?
My congratulations to the majority whose opinion prevailed. I look forward to better things ahead and will happily eat a steaming plate of crow when they come.
As I discussed the merits (and lack thereof) of the TA with those I flew with, who were both for and against the agreement, however, the term "goober" nor any other form of name-calling came to mind when doing so. I respect the honest opinions and differences of everyone and trust in the collective wisdom of the majority.
Here's to better things ahead.
BTW, my real name is Spence Johnson (SLC 73N Capt). What's yours?
I voted for it also, and I sincerely felt I was doing the best thing for my family, and the group. I have no regrets.
Let's all hope together that people like you and I are not proven right by events. There is a lot of work to do, with humility and unity.
07-10-2015, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by horseface
Something you will never hear someone say-
"I voted for it"
I can't wait to fly with some of those goobers that put out the vote yes stuff with their/there/they're names on it...
"I voted for it"
I can't wait to fly with some of those goobers that put out the vote yes stuff with their/there/they're names on it...
This victory has the potential to spin out of control and end up with factions versus factions.
"I want more pay versus I want my OE trips back"
"Alpa versus DPA"
'No' voters on a witch hunt to humiliate Yes voters.
The Goal here is a world class contract while the environment is ripe to do it. Not to start tearing eachother apart.
07-10-2015, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by thinkstraight
Why did you guys vote yes?
Were you really happy with the TA or do you have other reasons?
I personally felt the cons far outweighed the pros.
Were you really happy with the TA or do you have other reasons?
I personally felt the cons far outweighed the pros.
65% creates an opportunity. Let's see us take advantage of it.
07-10-2015, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by thinkstraight
Why did you guys vote yes?
Were you really happy with the TA or do you have other reasons?
I personally felt the cons far outweighed the pros.
Were you really happy with the TA or do you have other reasons?
I personally felt the cons far outweighed the pros.
Anyway, the ship has sailed and I will not look back. I 100% hope that my opinions are proven wrong in the course of future events. I agree wholeheartedly that the system and the process worked very well with this TA. It is beyond apparent that our MEC and negotiators did not properly represent the will of the majority.
07-10-2015, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by DelDah Capt
This is not what we need now
This victory has the potential to spin out of control and end up with factions versus factions.
"I want more pay versus I want my OE trips back"
"Alpa versus DPA"
'No' voters on a witch hunt to humiliate Yes voters.
The Goal here is a world class contract while the environment is ripe to do it. Not to start tearing eachother apart.
This victory has the potential to spin out of control and end up with factions versus factions.
"I want more pay versus I want my OE trips back"
"Alpa versus DPA"
'No' voters on a witch hunt to humiliate Yes voters.
The Goal here is a world class contract while the environment is ripe to do it. Not to start tearing eachother apart.
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