On the one negative side, breaking a union is politically unfavorable these days. Unions have gained back some political power. It seemed to matter some, for instance, that the Teamsters rank and file likes Trump.

But agreed 100% about the value proposition of longshoremen. It is steeply declining with AI and automation and like every union before them they are in denial that they're noncompetitive. The president of that union talks exactly like a gangster. They're ripe for a come-uppance.