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<blockquote data-quote="over9five" data-source="post: 3540508" data-attributes="member: 1401">I&#039;ll tell you what happened to a scab here. Back in &#039;97, here in CHEMA we had exactly one Teamster cross the line. Eventually, the strike is over, and the men come back to work. No one would talk to this guy, everyone just treated him like dirt. BUT, no one harmed him, or damaged his car, or threatened his family or anything. He&#039;s no longer here, tho. Management got rid of him. They dont like scabs either. They told him they&#039;d let him work through Peak, but after that he had to go. So he did.I&#039;m just telling you, dude... You scab, your career is over. Think long term. This job is pretty good for a guy with a family (at least money wise). Youre not the only one who has to feed their kids, mine were 9 and 7 back in &#039;97. Go work at McDonalds for a while if you have to, but don&#039;t cross the line.BTW, the maroon who crossed the line here did it two days before the strike ended.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="over9five, post: 3540508, member: 1401"] I'll tell you what happened to a scab here. Back in '97, here in CHEMA we had exactly one Teamster cross the line. Eventually, the strike is over, and the men come back to work. No one would talk to this guy, everyone just treated him like dirt. BUT, no one harmed him, or damaged his car, or threatened his family or anything. He's no longer here, tho. Management got rid of him. They dont like scabs either. They told him they'd let him work through Peak, but after that he had to go. So he did. I'm just telling you, dude... You scab, your career is over. Think long term. This job is pretty good for a guy with a family (at least money wise). Youre not the only one who has to feed their kids, mine were 9 and 7 back in '97. Go work at McDonalds for a while if you have to, but don't cross the line. BTW, the maroon who crossed the line here did it two days before the strike ended. [/QUOTE]

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