Doesn't the term bailout signify a sinking ship in which you cannot bail water as fast as the ship is sinking? Just thought I would throw that out. With the auto companies having a terrible time, I apologize for taking this swipe at them. Heck, they do it to us real estate folks so, I guess all is fair. Fair? in this market? I DO drive an American car. Everyone is fair game! So to the tune of you might be a redneck:
If you do not own one of the vehicles your company produces, you will not be part of a bailout
If you are an executive renegotiating your golden parachute, you DEFINATELY will not be part of a bailout
If you think the union should negotiate this for you, you will not be part of a bailout (different times)
If you think the government will not change wages and salaries, you will not be part of a bailout
If you are a proud American and purchase your product, you will be part of a bailout
If you realize a change has to be made and you need to be flexible, you will be part of a bailout
If you are an executive who does not understand there will be a SERIOUS cut in salary without bonuses, you will not be part of a bailout
If you are an executive who does not own one of your products, you are out, PERIOD, and you will not be part of a bailout
The banking bailout is a bit hard for me to understand, but, this seems easier to relate to. Product, overhead, cost to build, wages salary, etc. Oh, and we'll buy some of your stock and expect a return on our monies....
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