and, again, you demonstrate that what you CAN'T do is discuss the issues that are being focused on, choosing instead to focus on ME as a person.
We've been doing this for years now so I have you pegged. And part of that peg involves your insatiable desire to try to knock off anyone that has challenged your knowledge of the subject, despite the fact that you repeatedly talk about subjects about which you aren't trained.
I don't try to talk IT, E. I'm not sure why you can't accept that there are other people in the world who actually do know network and financial aspects of the industry.
I also don't try to diagnose people. I'm not a doctor or mental health specialist trained to do so.
the fact that you have once again tried to stick your nose into a subject about which you aren't trained and have no experience other than a nephew highlights once again your need to play expert about much that is way beyond your training and experience.
I also don't really care about your decade long feeble attempts at tarnishing my reputation which you have tried in no shortage of ways to do.
Your modus operandi hasn't changed: as soon as it becomes apparent that you can't keep up with the topic, trash the opponent and do all you can to coordinate the pile on.
If I wanted to play psychologist, it wouldn't take me too long to come to some conclusions about your childhood.
I pity your nephew, E. I really do but whatever he has doesn't change that AA is in exactly the situation that I have described and there is nothing you can do to argue otherwise.
you and others go to no end to try and avoid admitting that I have been dead on accurate.
Meanwhile, when AA demonstrates that it has accomplished what other airlines have done, then I'll give them the credit they are do.
AA isn't there yet.
And there is no amount of effort on your part that will change that.