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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5876167" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>What I'm talking about is your corporate hand wringing . "Oh, they can't pay this" or "they can't pay that". That's the talk of a corporate apologist. How do you know they can't pay it? </p><p>In the end it's a consumption based business and 70% of the US economy is comprised of consumer consumption much of it discretionary "fun money" spending and for the average person that amount varies.</p><p>The transports will do as they've always done.....adjust capacity to reflect demand. Fats and Raj are in reality doing what is needed by reducing capacity and scale of operation. The way they're doing it is highly suspect and with good reason.</p><p>Now can they dump heavy additional demands onto third party contractors with minimal additional revenues and expect them to produce a perfect replication of the service nationwide? </p><p>A clue to how well this will work might be found in the ongoing capitulation on the part of California contractors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5876167, member: 58386"] What I'm talking about is your corporate hand wringing . "Oh, they can't pay this" or "they can't pay that". That's the talk of a corporate apologist. How do you know they can't pay it? In the end it's a consumption based business and 70% of the US economy is comprised of consumer consumption much of it discretionary "fun money" spending and for the average person that amount varies. The transports will do as they've always done.....adjust capacity to reflect demand. Fats and Raj are in reality doing what is needed by reducing capacity and scale of operation. The way they're doing it is highly suspect and with good reason. Now can they dump heavy additional demands onto third party contractors with minimal additional revenues and expect them to produce a perfect replication of the service nationwide? A clue to how well this will work might be found in the ongoing capitulation on the part of California contractors. [/QUOTE]
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