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01-15-2015 | 04:47 PM
#5501
sippin' dat koolaid
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From: gear slinger
I still will upgrade faster and make a LOT more money in 3 years at Mesa than any one in the same boat.
In case you haven't noticed, fuel is cheap. That makes the 50 seater economical again and, considering how cheap it would be lease with a massive surplus, TSA is in a good spot.
In case you haven't noticed, fuel is cheap. That makes the 50 seater economical again and, considering how cheap it would be lease with a massive surplus, TSA is in a good spot.
Secondly, why commute across the country to a regional when there is one in your own backyard? I would rather not live in a place like Chicago, with it's sky high homicide rates and the fact that normal law abiding citizens cannot carry a concealed weapon. Y'all can keep it. I have zero desire to live north of the Mason-Dixon line or east of the Mississippi.
Why should one dump some serious coin to move across the country for a regional job when one can stay close to home? Think about it. That is what brings a lot of people to Mesa.
01-15-2015 | 04:57 PM
#5502
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Sep 2014
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First, and I'd love to be wrong, but you're very naive if you think that fuel is going to stay this cheap. Once this summer rolls around we'll be getting raped at the pumps again. Those big time oil execs are going to get thirsty sooner or later.
Secondly, why commute across the country to a regional when there is one in your own backyard? I would rather not live in a place like Chicago, with it's sky high homicide rates and the fact that normal law abiding citizens cannot carry a concealed weapon. Y'all can keep it. I have zero desire to live north of the Mason-Dixon line or east of the Mississippi.
Why should one dump some serious coin to move across the country for a regional job when one can stay close to home? Think about it. That is what brings a lot of people to Mesa.
Secondly, why commute across the country to a regional when there is one in your own backyard? I would rather not live in a place like Chicago, with it's sky high homicide rates and the fact that normal law abiding citizens cannot carry a concealed weapon. Y'all can keep it. I have zero desire to live north of the Mason-Dixon line or east of the Mississippi.
Why should one dump some serious coin to move across the country for a regional job when one can stay close to home? Think about it. That is what brings a lot of people to Mesa.
01-15-2015 | 05:02 PM
#5503
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Joined: Mar 2013
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From: 175 Left
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pilottim79
How much more can I deposit into my checking account because my money comes from a 70 seater? I will take money over some shiney poor paying jet.
"But........uh.. I'll make more when (?) I upgrade. The recruiter said 18 months?????!??"
~MesaFO
Originally Posted by Pilottim79
How much more can I deposit into my checking account because my money comes from a 70 seater? I will take money over some shiney poor paying jet.
"But........uh.. I'll make more when (?) I upgrade. The recruiter said 18 months?????!??"
~MesaFO
It's now like 12 silly wabbit.
01-15-2015 | 06:52 PM
#5507
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Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 12,523
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First, and I'd love to be wrong, but you're very naive if you think that fuel is going to stay this cheap. Once this summer rolls around we'll be getting raped at the pumps again. Those big time oil execs are going to get thirsty sooner or later.
Secondly, why commute across the country to a regional when there is one in your own backyard? I would rather not live in a place like Chicago, with it's sky high homicide rates and the fact that normal law abiding citizens cannot carry a concealed weapon. Y'all can keep it. I have zero desire to live north of the Mason-Dixon line or east of the Mississippi.
Why should one dump some serious coin to move across the country for a regional job when one can stay close to home? Think about it. That is what brings a lot of people to Mesa.
Secondly, why commute across the country to a regional when there is one in your own backyard? I would rather not live in a place like Chicago, with it's sky high homicide rates and the fact that normal law abiding citizens cannot carry a concealed weapon. Y'all can keep it. I have zero desire to live north of the Mason-Dixon line or east of the Mississippi.
Why should one dump some serious coin to move across the country for a regional job when one can stay close to home? Think about it. That is what brings a lot of people to Mesa.
Clearly you don't fully understand why gas prices are as low as they are. Do some light reading on the geopolitics behind oil imports and then get back to me.
I'm just plainly pointing out, if you had less Mesa cheerleaders, you might have leverage to sign a decent contract.
01-15-2015 | 07:00 PM
#5509
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Joined: Mar 2011
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If we had less regional airline cheerleaders ****ty contracts and work rules wouldn't exist period. Can't believe a TSA cheerleader is in here complaining about Mesa cheerleaders.
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