signore, -- do it by seniority. take the young guys who have not covered that beat for 10 years -- do not take the institutional memory of the paper. the people would take the buyouts, they have an option -- someone is saying,, work on a television show or getting a book option. the people who took the first six of buyout at the baltimore sun had options. not all of them. there were some good people tuesday because they really wanted to stay. but by and large, when you go with buyout instead of layoffs, we want to take the most expensive reporters and the ones with the most benefits and making the most money. all we care about is the bottom line. the buyout ranks will be filled with the people who are the best people will have other options. we won buyouts not layoffs. that tells you what was going on back in chicago, l.a., and everywhere else. they deny give a damn about the product. all they cared about was the 15% -- not enough. you have to make 37%. it is shameful. we destroyed ourselves. >> one member of the au

signore, most of these are deals papers and if they are not good by seniority. take the young guys who have uncovered the beach for nine or 10 years, don't think the institutional memory of the paper and by the way the guys who can take the buyouts, there are jerks like me, they have an option. somebody else's giving them a book option, the washington post to say we will hire you and the baltimore sun offers a buyout and the people who took the first to buyouts of the baltimore sun had options. not all of them, some good people really wanted to stay because they were committed in their kids were in school but by and large when ago with buyouts instead of layoffs you are saying we want to take the most expensive reporters. we want to take the ones to have the most benefits in the ones making the most money. all we care about is the bottom line. we know what is going to happen is the buyout rates will be filled with the people who are the best people and have other options but we went with buyouts not layoffs and that tells you what was going on back in chicago an