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<blockquote data-quote="tieguy" data-source="post: 56609"><p>"Tie, </p><p>How can you be so naive? </p><p>OOPS! I forgot.......you're in management which is an integral part of the "....evil corrupt company". </p><p>When/if the rug gets jerked out from under "us", management will get their money and the leftovers (if there are any) will be divided amongst the "little man". </p><p>How many hourly do you know that are living in a $250,000 house and sitting on 2 million in stock?" </p><p> </p><p>Trick pony that has to be the dumbest line of argument you have come up with yet. How do you think managers get their two million dollars of stock? its not from being given that stock. And its definitely not from selling it early. They buy, they hypo to buy more and they sit on it for years without selling. If a driver wants to take the risk of putting his stock up as collatoral and buying more they too could possibly be a millionaire by the time they retire. And yes I do know people drivers and inside full timers that turned their thrift plan money into a lot of money. </p><p> </p><p>Again all of you have the right to buy and sell stock on the open market without waiting. If you want the 10 percent discount then you have to sit on the stock for two years. I believe this follows federal tax guidelines for employee stock discount programs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tieguy, post: 56609"] "Tie, How can you be so naive? OOPS! I forgot.......you're in management which is an integral part of the "....evil corrupt company". When/if the rug gets jerked out from under "us", management will get their money and the leftovers (if there are any) will be divided amongst the "little man". How many hourly do you know that are living in a $250,000 house and sitting on 2 million in stock?" Trick pony that has to be the dumbest line of argument you have come up with yet. How do you think managers get their two million dollars of stock? its not from being given that stock. And its definitely not from selling it early. They buy, they hypo to buy more and they sit on it for years without selling. If a driver wants to take the risk of putting his stock up as collatoral and buying more they too could possibly be a millionaire by the time they retire. And yes I do know people drivers and inside full timers that turned their thrift plan money into a lot of money. Again all of you have the right to buy and sell stock on the open market without waiting. If you want the 10 percent discount then you have to sit on the stock for two years. I believe this follows federal tax guidelines for employee stock discount programs. [/QUOTE]
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