man this whole thing got me thinking about the value of work and the impact it has on people's lives 
. these air traffic controllers are literally holding up the entire country with their unpaid wages... it's crazy how something as simple as a paycheck can affect so many lives.
i mean, think about it, they're not just sitting around twiddling their thumbs, they're responsible for getting millions of people safely from one place to another every day. and yet, they're being treated like expendable cogs in a machine
️. it's messed up how we can take something as basic as fair pay for a job well done and turn it into a source of stress and hardship.
i guess what i'm saying is, when are we gonna start valuing our workers more? not just financially but also mentally and emotionally... they're human beings too, not just robots who can be easily replaced
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. these air traffic controllers are literally holding up the entire country with their unpaid wages... it's crazy how something as simple as a paycheck can affect so many lives.i mean, think about it, they're not just sitting around twiddling their thumbs, they're responsible for getting millions of people safely from one place to another every day. and yet, they're being treated like expendable cogs in a machine
️. it's messed up how we can take something as basic as fair pay for a job well done and turn it into a source of stress and hardship.i guess what i'm saying is, when are we gonna start valuing our workers more? not just financially but also mentally and emotionally... they're human beings too, not just robots who can be easily replaced
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? The thought of air traffic controllers struggling with unpaid wages is already stressing me out, and now the FAA's only 72% on schedule at LAX 
?! That's, like, a total disaster waiting to happen! I get why they're all taking sick calls, but it's just not fair to the passengers who are already dealing with flight disruptions 
. We need to find a solution ASAP before this situation spirals out of control 
. Maybe some airlines can help out by offering temporary pay or accommodations? Something needs to give here...