pipejockey
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labbats said:Try living in San Francisco as the sole bread winner on $50k. It's not supply and demand, it's cost of living.
Well the airlines don't seem concerned about cost of living for their pilots in New York, San Francisco, or LA for example.
And I'm sure their are tons of people that would love to drive trains around for a living as well, but the laws of supply and demand don't seem to apply with those jobs. I was thinking about professional athletes as well. I mean there are millions who would love to play games for a living for a fraction of what those clowns earn. And many, many people out there are capable of throwing and catching a football, hitting a baseball etc. You might not see quite the level of play or steroid inflated statistics you see today but the games would still be just as competitive with some great plays being made. Think back when football had the strike back in the 80s. I didn't see much of a difference. I just can't figure this airline industry out. It makes no sense at all to me!
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