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<blockquote data-quote="TUT" data-source="post: 892185" data-attributes="member: 29298"><p>No, industry observer.</p><p></p><p>Now go away? As if you own all opinion, lol. Cute.</p><p></p><p>All I see from you is venom on anything Fedex here. That is undeniable. And what is strange is this is a UPS site, did you take a wrong turn somewhere? Perhaps it's a indication of your overall views, left field.</p><p></p><p>Walmart does this bad thing and you take it straight to Fedex. Do you do that with every bad thing you see? "My drink spilled in my car, ya know Fedex trucks have stiff suspension on purpose to get back at the driver!"</p><p></p><p>As to rate hikes in medical, as we all go along, struggling, the medical field is still happily raising their prices like the world around them isn't happening. Face it, it cannot be fixed because after 25 years someone finally comes up with a plan (doesn't matter what plan) the other political side and medical lobbyists will sell fear to the public at historical levels to make us hate it. The medical industry doesn't want change. So we will get nervous about change, cancel that and stay with the status quo which we've known for decades is out of control medical costs. We were just mind-friend'd. So Walmart's premiums have gone up, most likely Fedex's to, most likely mosts will go up. Medical costs are insane. We lost millions of jobs to China over our medical costs alone. But fear wins again, fear on health is king.</p><p></p><p>I'm with you in many ways overall, overall meaning everything. Your focus is so much just Fedex, it's the way the corporate world is turning right now. Fedex won't take action because of Walmart, Fedex will take action based on corporate trends.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TUT, post: 892185, member: 29298"] No, industry observer. Now go away? As if you own all opinion, lol. Cute. All I see from you is venom on anything Fedex here. That is undeniable. And what is strange is this is a UPS site, did you take a wrong turn somewhere? Perhaps it's a indication of your overall views, left field. Walmart does this bad thing and you take it straight to Fedex. Do you do that with every bad thing you see? "My drink spilled in my car, ya know Fedex trucks have stiff suspension on purpose to get back at the driver!" As to rate hikes in medical, as we all go along, struggling, the medical field is still happily raising their prices like the world around them isn't happening. Face it, it cannot be fixed because after 25 years someone finally comes up with a plan (doesn't matter what plan) the other political side and medical lobbyists will sell fear to the public at historical levels to make us hate it. The medical industry doesn't want change. So we will get nervous about change, cancel that and stay with the status quo which we've known for decades is out of control medical costs. We were just mind-friend'd. So Walmart's premiums have gone up, most likely Fedex's to, most likely mosts will go up. Medical costs are insane. We lost millions of jobs to China over our medical costs alone. But fear wins again, fear on health is king. I'm with you in many ways overall, overall meaning everything. Your focus is so much just Fedex, it's the way the corporate world is turning right now. Fedex won't take action because of Walmart, Fedex will take action based on corporate trends. [/QUOTE]
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