Very well said Buster. Safety has never been an issue that had to be "forced down my throat" while I was working at APM either. I cared for everyone as my own family and would NEVER want to see ANYONE hurt. We have always looked out for each other, and I hope that long time tradition will hold true long after I am gone and forgotten. God Bless and Keep All of You. The only time I was challenged was when I was off on disability and the company sent me to their psychiatrist. They turned down my comp claim because I told him I was to look out for the fellow members of our crew. He hammered me, and I do mean hammered, wanting me to tell him specifically the name of the Forman who told me that. I told him it was company policy. I guess at the time it wasn't because they "nailed me to the wall". I don't care, because it has always been my moral policy to look out for others and no matter what they have done to me, or continue to do to me, (and believe me just because I no longer work there does not mean I am no longer touchable) I will never compromise my integrity when it comes to my working morals , which I have always held high and been very proud of. Miss you Buster . In God We Trust