Of course it's anecdotal. And, I obviously disagree with the way they have come in, meaning my posts aren't designed to wish them well. But I also don't see any specifics from management. They announce a loss, but declare it a "profit with an explanation". Like a guy in court with a speeding ticket, and a story about how his shoe got caught in the accelerator, they restate their numbers, and eliminate what are called "merger related expenses". That's normal in a situatoin like they have, but still, they never quite tell you what's in those extraordinary expenses. The Wall Streeet Journal did a big piece today about the labor unrest in the company. I see and hear people voicing frustration with the changes in DM, yet on the earnings call to analysts, a senior spokesman said the program was popular, and driving their recovery. By the end of the calendar year, it will be fact, not speculation, or spin. Let's remember this dialogue when those 3rd quarter numbers hit in November. By that time, it will be tough to find cover