either a company tool or a union tool...hard to distinguish these days.

 

But... I thought regerts was one of our core values.

 

It will be if this passes.....

 

I’m sorry, do I know you? Anyways tough guy... I didn’t say how to vote. I’m just saying to compare this to buying a car is ridiculous.

Little different negotiating environment these days too wouldn’t you say?

 

I doubt I know you, because I don’t interact with Jetblue management, or but one friend over there, but I know your type. The sell job is so over the top. Alpa’s job should never be to sell, only give pros/cons, but it seems that’s all they do is sell how great a job they’ve completed and we should be grateful and vote yes and become management pawns. This has given us so many JV’s and gutted scope at so many of the Legacy’s and it is long lasting.
regerts are real!

 

Then they can take their fuqing ball and go home.

 

Yeah, I know, you guys are badasses, that’s great. I couldn’t care less how you vote. That doesn’t change the fact that no one has explained how this vote remotely compares to buying a car.

 

Not badass, just emotional. And perplexed how this got past the MEC. I’m expecting my furlough in May, but this is a no brainer. I truly hope both sides have a plan B and come up with a TA 2. If not, I can live with myself....I’ve never been so sure of a No vote in my life.

 

You’re that dense that you can’t figure it out? Ok, I’ll explain. You walk in to the local Chevy dealership. Guy shows you this sweet truck. MSRP: $60k. You say man, that’s a great truck. But I think you should come down a bit on the price. Guy says, no way man, this is a great truck and a great deal. We have no room to negotiate here. Gotta make this deal quick because your time is so limited. Your window of opportunity is closing. We’ve had a lot of interest, won’t last long! Hey, tell ya what, if you buy it today, I’ll take $500 off MSRP, throw in some floor mats and tint. In fact, I’ll tell ya a secret. I’m actually losing money on this deal, but I really think you’re a great guy, so I’m willing to do it! So, we got a deal? So, you buy the truck thinking your negotiating prowess knocked it out of the park, you drive home, tell your neighbor how great a deal you got and tell him how much the dealership knocked off MSRP and all the little carrots he threw in for ya. Then your neighbor tells you you’re a moron because he bought the same truck for $15k off MSRP. You both think you got a good deal. The difference is, you got played like a fiddle in that “negotiation.”

But in this case, there’s one final barrier getting in the way of the dealership getting to hand the keys to the moron who agreed to the crappy deal. Luckily the whole neighborhood gets a chance to tell both the dealership and their moron neighbor how bad of a deal it is, vote it down, and to come back with something better, or the dealership can take that truck and carrots and shove it.

Clear yet?

 

Unless your neighbor employed a team of negotiators, lawyers, and subject matter experts for that car deal than in not seeing the similarities.