That's pretty close to what we have at the moment. What went wrong with 'the doctor' wasn't the compensation structure, or even that it was involuntary. It wa

That's pretty close to what we have at the moment. What went wrong with 'the doctor' wasn't the compensation structure, or even that it was involuntary. It was simply a failure in dispute resolution. (and, imho, a complete failure that this had to happen in their seats. It's difficult to take 'no' for an answer when everyone's seated and watching, because they'll just learn that 'no' works and answer the same way. Denying someone boarding and evicting them once they're seated are essentially the same legally, they're not 'boarded' until the doors are closed. But logistically, entirely different)