I once asked him something at a question-and-answer session in London. He yelled back, angrily, 'You must be an English professor.' He couldn't even see me. He'd discerned it from the question.

Perhaps we'll never be able to answer the question that is most prevalent, and that is why.

We've asked management that question (when a new contract would be imposed) and they haven't given us an answer. It could be immediately or they could use it for additional leverage at the bargaining table.

To every answer you can find a new question

Maybe the answer is that there isn't one. Maybe the answer is that there isn't JUST one.

I'd rather live with the answer than die with the question.