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Jazzyjazz · February 21st, 2005, 16:07

Ahhh... an honest comment.
Uhm, to scab or not to scab? That is the question. Honestly, I like to think that I would not but a lot of that decision is going to depend on whether my three children (ages 6, 8, and 12) have food on the table that week. After all "Pride goeth before the fall."
However, we are discussing PFT and not scabbing. Your choice of question and circumstance sheds a little more light on the topic... do you liken PFT to scabbing? Does it have that type of stigma attached to it? Is it more a PERSONAL feeling why this program is so disliked as opposed to the program not fulfilling its promises? Do you have a "factual" objection to enrolling in PFT programs; ie, you get robbed, etc. or simply have a "dislike" for it?

Respectfully,
Jasper

February 21st, 2005, 16:07	#23
Jazzyjazz Junior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Nevada Posts: 39	Re: Another Buy to Fly Program Ahhh... an honest comment. Uhm, to scab or not to scab? That is the question. Honestly, I like to think that I would not but a lot of that decision is going to depend on whether my three children (ages 6, 8, and 12) have food on the table that week. After all "Pride goeth before the fall." However, we are discussing PFT and not scabbing. Your choice of question and circumstance sheds a little more light on the topic... do you liken PFT to scabbing? Does it have that type of stigma attached to it? Is it more a PERSONAL feeling why this program is so disliked as opposed to the program not fulfilling its promises? Do you have a "factual" objection to enrolling in PFT programs; ie, you get robbed, etc. or simply have a "dislike" for it? Respectfully, Jasper