brokeflyer
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There were actually guys that took early retirement?? I really hope the 8 or 12 65+ and the few 72+ year olds would step up and do the right thing here. I mean if you're over 70 and still continue to work after this layoff--THAT IS JUST WRONG. Not to mention, at 72, you shouldn't be here anyway.
I never said we wouldn't layoff, I just pointed out that in you entire life, you've never had, and never will have, even the slightest shred of credibility or knowledge sufficient to ask anyone to "believe" you on anything related to aviation. You act as though you are the authority on NJ, yet you are a clearly just another underachieving hack only looking to revel in someone else's misery just to make yourself feel like less of a failure in life. It's weaklings and cowards like you that turn people away from these boards.
For the record, I don't subscribe to the supposed "superiority" complex of NJ that some on this board have shown. To me, this is still just a job. I don't consider it better or worse than any other job. It works for me and my family, and that's all that matters.
Now run along little guy...get back to your flight instructing!
I would much rather fly with a 'older' person beside me than a 30 something dumb******************** ex airline FO who has now got his first captain job.
I hope I never have to fly with you dooker, you sound like a real fun guy to sit beside!
goodluck with your attitude.
Why is someone always trying to run someone elses life. Why are there 70+ year olds working at Walmart? What does doing the "right thing" mean? What does the guy's wife think the "right thing" is? What does his retirement account think the "right thing" is? A 72 year old is under no obligation to leave a job that some 20 or 30 year old thinks they are entitled to. I am sorry people get layed off but it's no reason for someone senior to them to step asside regardless off their age.There were actually guys that took early retirement?? I really hope the 8 or 12 65+ and the few 72+ year olds would step up and do the right thing here. I mean if you're over 70 and still continue to work after this layoff--THAT IS JUST WRONG. Not to mention, at 72, you shouldn't be here anyway.
If you are so smart and have it all figured out, why might I ask are you in avaition?I could care less what situation THEY are in. They've HAD a LIFETIME. Most of them 35+ years at the airlines or elsewhere. Why should I suffer because they are ignorant with their finances or they just "LOVE FLYING"? They are grandparents for christ sake. I DO know what situation I'll be in at that age which is exactly why we wouldn't be having this conversation if it were me that was 70 because I have ethical values and morals. I know some of these guys and none of them are here because they HAVE to be. The ETHICAL thing to do here is to let someone who is starting their career have the opportunity they did. They have had their chance, step aside and save someone's family that HAS a future, from turmoil. It IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO.
But you know what, my little 172 will still fly faster than that wannabe jet you call a Citation!
Wow. That was pretty weak...even for you. Yet another reason why parents shouldn't let their children use the internet unsupervised.
But you know what, my little 172 will still fly faster than that wannabe jet you call a Citation!