I get it. I heard something interesting about ejection seats on tv. The canopy cost up to a million dollars. There are personnel who main job is making sure

I get it. I heard something interesting about ejection seats on tv. The canopy cost up to a million dollars. There are personnel who main job is making sure the ejection seat is working properly. If a pilot needs to use the ejection seat, he, or she, has a 9 out if 10 chance of survival. The spine will compress 1/2" after that emergency handle is pulled, and they said the shortening of the spine is permanent. If I had the room, and was offered a small commercial Hobart mixer at a rock bottom price, I would buy it. I worked at Marin Bagel factory in college, and that mixer was the only thing I liked about the job. The owner didn't like me, so when he was in a bad mood, my job was rotating the freezer. Imagine 5:30 am. Cold outside. A bakery where talking was discouraged. Climbing into a packed 10 x 20 foot packed to the door with frozen food. 1 foot of clearance on top of the food. Then rotating everything. Worst job ever. It wasn't the job, it was the owner. Sorry about my ramble.