lot of Peekskill workers work very hard. I wouldn't want to do all the things some of them have to. Its also true though that if you look at any state or city in financial trouble and unions are in the middle of it. Trash collectors want to be paid like teachers, teachers want to be paid like lawyers, lawyers want to be rock or tv stars. Too many people have overly generous estimations of what they are worth and what is fair. People want to work for 25 years and then retire in their 50s with a huge pension for the next 30 years. Many don't care if it bankrupts others. Not long ago 95% of LIRR retirees were found to be collecting disability. It was a racket the vast majority were participating in. No doubt they felt "entitled". Seniors should not have to worry about food and rent because they have to pay a fortune in taxes to support workers who feel entitled to make millions in retirement on the backs of people who can't afford the cupcake deals the pols and unions made with each other over the last decade and half. James McNair gave a good presentation at the meeting. I was impressed by him. I was also glad he brought up the issue of the Paramount. They pay $1 in annual rent and they still can't make it work? Who are these incompetents in charge? Oh, right. Nuff sed. Corruption will out. Glad James' show