No, you said, “If the concessions are deep enough, you probably make more on unemployment than if you worked.”
Upon further review, I did say that and it could be true, but is probably not. It depends on the depth of the concessions, the fringe benefits vs. medicaid, and food stamps and unemployment.
However, it is unlikely concessions would force wages below 20,000 on an after tax basis and I am likely in error for saying the above quotation.
I will stand by my other statement which is "depending on the concessions, you are probably a chump for working"