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Question from DCRMHJPPNov-6

   And I don't live under a rock either, Fallen.

    Just a little information for you. When you retire you're locked to the contract you retire under. future contracts don't include upgraded benefits for you in most cases. So your contract don't expire until you die.

     Sure companys go bankruptcy or have proven finincial hardships and courts allow them to renig or change certain obligations understandable. But you just don't say I am just not going to pay it anymore because buisness is slow right now.

      Anyway I'm looking for facts not persumptions. I fell like I'm wasting my time here.

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