slinky
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- Joined
- Oct 12, 2003
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- 115
Good grief. This guy had more than enough opportunity to retire at 50 and probably blew it on three or four flight attendant vampire wives and a bunch of child support, not to mention his Mooney and the motorboat and three jet-skis at his lakeside vacation home, all the while feeling secure in the knowledge that he wouldn't need to save for retirement because the A-fund would take care of his a$$. Whatever.
I used to fly with an ex-legacy guy who told me about how me made over $550,000 his last year there by picking up green slips (leaving more new hires stuck on furlough post-9/11) and then in the same conversation lamented the fact that, despite a 7-figure buyout of his pension, he still had to work to cover his expenses and was hoping that the age-65 rule would pass in time to allow him to do so for five more years. Absolutely incredible.
True that brother. That whole "me" generation is just amazing. The better part of that story, probably the same guy, was telling me how the junior guys should thank the age 65 thing becuase it would allow us to work longer.
Thanks. Now I get to work five more years just to get what I would have had if this rule was not changed.
B@stards.