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Invite received. Waitlist May 17th, 2018 @ 8:57AM CST - Order placed from 36,000 feet in the air!
Thanks for including your time zone!!!
Invite received. Waitlist May 17th, 2018 @ 8:57AM CST - Order placed from 36,000 feet in the air!
Sweet I’m sure I have a ways to go September 23 here have a good flightInvite received. Waitlist May 17th, 2018 @ 8:57AM CST - Order placed from 36,000 feet in the air!
Nice body of work. However you didn’t take the production start-up acceleration into account. The availability of supply does not only increase through automation or systemic efficiencies. The manufacturing process has a planned-loss acceleration curve. In fact, there are probably three curves. The business plan likely has a financial curve, which is how they will measure the program. Then there is a program curve, which takes into account the assembly plant’s plan to out-perform the financial curve, and therefore stay out of the fray. Finanlly, there is the actual curve, where a combination of factors have an effect. As equipment and process come onstream, issues are found and countermeasures implemented. So uptime, as well as planned losses, should be declining. Operators are also beginning to master their specific assignments and workplace organization. All of this has a significant affect. I would predict a reduction to your 2038 projection.Nice to see that we are getting a trickle of foot controllers in again. Based on current trends, I thought I would try to estimate when someone in September might get an invitation. It looks like it is taking about a month to move forward by 2 hours in the waitlist. From May 17 to a hypothetical date of Sept 17, there are about 2880 hours. Divide by 2, and we have approximately 1440 months (120 years) till they ship to Sept 17 on the waitlist. But we have to make allowances for having more people joining the wait list at the beginning - allowing for logarithmic regression we can adjust downward to only 52 years. Also, many of the people oeffecienciesn the list are over 40, so we can expect perhaps half of the waitlist to be deceased by the time their number comes up - that brings us to only 26 years wait for someone at the Sept 17 point on the waitlist. Now, consider the advances our manufacturing technology in the last 26 years. We can expect that during the next decade, the manufacturing process will become automated and much more efficient, perhaps cutting the wait time in half to only 13 years. However, since the manufacturing time will get quicker, many of those old people on the list will still be around to make their purchases. Adjusting our date based on actuarial tables then brings us to our final estimation for a date to provide invitations to Sept 17 to be in approximately 19 years, or sometime in the year 2038.
I would predict a reduction to your 2038 projection.
They told me they hope to clear out the waiting list in March.
You reminded me. I totally forgot about zombies. Plus, they have terrible attendance, so this further affects the calculation back upward. That said, they’re the same at work as they the rest of the time. They aren’t fast, but they are persistent. Usually effective in QC or HR.Also, people will inevitably go bankrupt, die, get eaten by zombies and will have other predicaments forcing them off the list!
Time to write G66 and hope to get some positive reply.....
yeah......"We will inform you when we get an approximate shipping date."Time to write G66 and hope to get some positive reply.....
Hopeful suggestion here: check your spam folder?Hmm, M@ posted they are serving 5/17/18 2:09 PM EST. My email was sent 5/17/18 11:57 AM EST. Still no invitation! Anyone else skipped over?
Nope, nothing there.Hopeful suggestion here: check your spam folder?
Darn. Hope you get sorted soon.Nope, nothing there.
Hmm, M@ posted they are serving 5/17/18 2:09 PM EST. My email was sent 5/17/18 11:57 AM EST. Still no invitation! Anyone else skipped over?