I don't understand why there is a legal limit to what Airlines are "allowed" to pay to bump someone. It should be free bidding war, tbh.
Brilliant. Instead of paying people a bit more for inconveniencing them in a major way, use force. On a physician.https://twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/851557395042107394 …
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Get ready for the corporate-state sponsored smearing of the victim.
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It's at all time high, good luck betting against it
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United almost makes me appreciate Air Canada. They deal with this stuff better at least.
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Companies take risks with overbooking and then attempted to make passengers pay for taking those risks. Arent that grand.
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This man was bumped for a flight crew member whoes destination was a 3hr drive.
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Most American problems can actually be attributed to the fluoride in the water. Alas, you are correct! The dentists own the most fault.
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Then problems that are ostensibly uniquely American should also occur in global populations that drink naturally fluoridated water, right?
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"Don't do anything for your kids that they can do for themselves"
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