Will UAW Strike?

[hiddentacocatneddih]

They will automate at least one seat in the next 20 years. Maybe both moving forward… the public will also have to be comfortable knowing the AI at the helm, has no skin in the game. Also, based on our current NAV and avionics glitches in each new software load… a pilot will need to be there to fill the gap for some time. We are still in the very beginning stages of ATC being able to actually send route information and changes, directly to the aircraft… they have even trying to implement it for years, and the FAA has gotten almost nowhere.

Global chickens, reapers and predators are all remotely flown. Some with weapons and some in civilian air space...

 

[ultrarunner]

I expect a back to work ordered cooling off period extending to the Holidays.

On a side note prices I pay today are often well above 2-3 years prior… some are actually double for industrial service contracts…

The only sector I’m seeing rollbacks and availability is Commercial Real Estate here with SF Malls, Landmark Hotels and the best office buildings going foreclosure or selling for a fraction of value 3+ years ago.

Depending on how this plays out 2023 could end up to be a defining moment for the UAW.

 

[MossRoad]

Global chickens, reapers and predators are all remotely flown. Some with weapons and some in civilian air space...

None with 300+ people on board...

 

[WM75Guy]

None with 300+ people on board...

Not so fast there. How do you think they originally got all the people into Area 51 undetected.

 

[MossRoad]

Not so fast there. How do you think they originally got all the people into Area 51 undetected.

OOOOooooo. Forgot about that one.

 

[ultrarunner]

Maybe UAW workers are looking for wage hikes similar to fast food workers in California?

Burglar King Impossible Veggie Burger meal with soda and fries cost $15 now… I wonder how much after the $20 fast food wage kicks in?

Most California Fast-Food Workers to Get $20 Minimum Wage Under New Industry, Labor Deal — KQED

Most fast-food workers in California would get a $20 minimum wage next year — a nearly $5 per hour raise — under a deal announced Monday between labor unions and the industry that will avoid a costly referendum on the November 2024 ballot.

apple.news

 

[Torvy]

Global chickens, reapers and predators are all remotely flown. Some with weapons and some in civilian air space...

But not with a cargo of 100+ civilians with lawyers.

 

[Torvy]

None with 300+ people on board...

Sorry, you beat me to it!

 

[hiddentacocatneddih]

None with 300+ people on board...

None yet.

Would you trust a reaper or a 737 max 8 or any other modern boeing product?

 

[milkman636]

Not so fast there. How do you think they originally got all the people into Area 51 undetected.

On pallets???….Definitely some pallets involved…..

 

[5030]

Depending on how this plays out 2023 could end up to be a defining moment for the UAW.

Perfectly fine with me actually.

 

[bigtiller]

On pallets???….Definitely some pallets involved…..

At a "get-along" outdoor class at work, we found a way to put 16 people at a time on a 4'x4' pallet.

 

[5030]

Maybe UAW workers are looking for wage hikes similar to fast food workers in California?

Burglar King Impossible Veggie Burger meal with soda and fries cost $15 now… I wonder how much after the $20 fast food wage kicks in?

Most California Fast-Food Workers to Get $20 Minimum Wage Under New Industry, Labor Deal — KQED

Most fast-food workers in California would get a $20 minimum wage next year — a nearly $5 per hour raise — under a deal announced Monday between labor unions and the industry that will avoid a costly referendum on the November 2024 ballot.

apple.news

All for the dubious honor of sitting on hard plastic seats and listening to screaming ill behaved kids running amok, Just another reason I don't patronize McDees or Bugular King for that matter. Back years ago when the 'Whopper' was actually a whopper I did, but, the whopper contracted the shrinking disease and that did it for me. Besides, I want my ground beef (not veggie beef) grilled on real chunk charcoal, not a gas flame cremating baked on fat drippings on a metal conveyor. I find that to be gross and it stinks too.

 

[ultrarunner]

About once every two weeks we have a veggie doc show up not on the schedule and often I get to cross the street to pick up his order… this is how I came to know the $15 burger at BK

 

[MossRoad]

None yet.

Would you trust a reaper or a 737 max 8 or any other modern boeing product?

Have and will again.

 

[Torvy]

About once every two weeks we have a veggie doc show up not on the schedule and often I get to cross the street to pick up his order… this is how I came to know the $15 burger at BK

I stopped patronizing BK because they served their veg "burger" to unsuspecting customers and then used it in their ads.

1st, I don't think a veg patty should be allowed to be called a burger. It is not a burger and it is false and deceptive to do so.

2nd, even if BK lied in their ad and did not really swap out veg for beef, it is the idea that it was a reasonable thing to do (again, deception) that ended my BK relationship.

 

[Oaktree]

All for the dubious honor of sitting on hard plastic seats and listening to screaming ill behaved kids running amok, Just another reason I don't patronize McDees or Bugular King for that matter. Back years ago when the 'Whopper' was actually a whopper I did, but, the whopper contracted the shrinking disease and that did it for me. Besides, I want my ground beef (not veggie beef) grilled on real chunk charcoal, not a gas flame cremating baked on fat drippings on a metal conveyor. I find that to be gross and it stinks too.

I stopped patronizing BK because they served their veg "burger" to unsuspecting customers and then used it in their ads.

If I go to one of the chain burger joints, it's because I want to grab something to eat on the run, not have a sit-down meal. Actually, I typically see more old folks eating there than I do families with small children. My biggest complaint is that they seem to have raised their prices a lot more than other eateries...tough to get out for under $10 anymore. Remember when McD's advertised change from your dollar?

If any of those places snuck a vegetarian burger into my order I didn't notice it. Nothing I'd ever order. I did once try some of the Beyond fake meat (was in the markdown bin at the supermarket). Once was enough, it wasn't very good.

 

[NoTrespassing]

If I go to one of the chain burger joints, it's because I want to grab something to eat on the run, not have a sit-down meal. Actually, I typically see more old folks eating there than I do families with small children. My biggest complaint is that they seem to have raised their prices a lot more than other eateries...tough to get out for under $10 anymore. Remember when McD's advertised change from your dollar?

If any of those places snuck a vegetarian burger into my order I didn't notice it. Nothing I'd ever order. I did once try some of the Beyond fake meat (was in the markdown bin at the supermarket). Once was enough, it wasn't very good.

Yep, 2 regular burgers, small fries, small coke, for $0.98? Minimum wage was about $1.60 then in 1971 I think. That same meal would be about $7 now. A lot of Mcdonalds start workers out at $13 or more per hour now.

 

[ruffdog]

Last time I ate out was at Culver's to get a Curderburger and that was a year ago.

CurderBurger™ Returns to the Culver’s® Menu Today by Popular Demand

 

[Torvy]

I'd have to drive into the city to get to Culver's. Not many in Texas, but my daughter lives near 1 and works near another. They were a staple when we lived in WI. Company was good partners for school. Parents could buy gift cards with 25% going to the school.