Wild speculation
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upschuck
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What kind you like?
alwaysoverallowed
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Thanks for sharing.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Frog legs?
Frog legs.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Beat ya
upschuck
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You admit that in public?
upschuck
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No
Absolutely not
He needs a good whippin.
upschuck
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Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
But they are so tasty
What would happen if UPS suddenly and blatantly broke their contract with the union in selected areas? Is the union strong enough to withstand such an onslaught? Would they strike? It seems to me that the company realizes that it remains the last bastion of union strength and that's costly. A strike would hurt short term but if successful in breaking the union would be worth billions.
How's that for tinfoilmania?
How's that for tinfoilmania?
T
Turdferguson
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Is that an offer?
I could see that in 2018. But not now.What would happen if UPS suddenly and blatantly broke their contract with the union in selected areas? Is the union strong enough to withstand such an onslaught? Would they strike? It seems to me that the company realizes that it remains the last bastion of union strength and that's costly. A strike would hurt short term but if successful in breaking the union would be worth billions.
How's that for tinfoilmania?
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
That would be PR suicide.What would happen if UPS suddenly and blatantly broke their contract with the union in selected areas? Is the union strong enough to withstand such an onslaught? Would they strike? It seems to me that the company realizes that it remains the last bastion of union strength and that's costly. A strike would hurt short term but if successful in breaking the union would be worth billions.
How's that for tinfoilmania?
And a legal nightmare.
alwaysoverallowed
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What would happen if UPS suddenly and blatantly broke their contract with the union in selected areas? Is the union strong enough to withstand such an onslaught? Would they strike? It seems to me that the company realizes that it remains the last bastion of union strength and that's costly. A strike would hurt short term but if successful in breaking the union would be worth billions.
How's that for tinfoilmania?
It wouldn't stand up to the lawsuit the IBT would bring
