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09-13-2021, 06:39 PM

#51

cactipilot

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Originally Posted by labbats

Everything happening now reminds me of being in college and putting everything on a credit card.

Needless to say that didn’t work out too well.

Is it time to sit America down, like a loving parent, and say "okay, son, Here's the bankruptcy attorney's number... let's learn from this and not let it happen again"?

09-13-2021, 08:48 PM

#52

HPIC

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Originally Posted by dualinput

Did anyone see the football stadiums over the last two weeks. This thing is done. People are over it. I just booked my spring break and the ski resorts have no plans for any restrictions this winter. Oh and I bought three tickets on Delta. Hopefully they’ll let me Jumpseat as a prize.

I was at one of those games…everybody is sick and tired of all the restrictions. There were Democrats, Republicans, and Libertarians alike. There were a lot of political disagreements…but from the perspective of keeping everything open and no BS lockdowns or limitations we were ALL on the same page.

09-13-2021, 10:34 PM

#53

at6d

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I see the same everywhere. Was in Milwaukee, Nashville, and Phoenix this last trip. People are over it.

09-14-2021, 02:08 AM

#54

dera

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Originally Posted by CBreezy

Google doesn't work on your computer?

https://news.delta.com/delta-air-lin...ancial-results

Did you even read that? They would have lost almost 1 billion without the PSP. Passenger revenue down over 50% from 2019.

09-14-2021, 02:14 AM

#55

CBreezy

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Originally Posted by dera

Did you even read that? They would have lost almost 1 billion without the PSP. Passenger revenue down over 50% from 2019.

Of course I did. In case you missed the relevant part:

Adjusted pre-tax loss of $881 million excludes $1.5 billion of benefit related to the first and second payroll support program extensions (PSP2 and PSP3, respectively) and mark-to-market adjustments on our investments
So, claiming that they somehow are going to forget they even got the money is clearly wrong