$4.3 BILLION dollar debt due 2025?!?! Makes AMC $1.4 billion dollar debt look like childs play 🤣 Industry is gonna look really different in 5 years when they all sell off and reorganize.

I really don't care who's name is on my paycheck 

It's only money. 

it's also not my money

But Jim Beam is the real stuff.

all those ambulances are worth billions lol

AMR Ground ain't no local ambulance company, they are nation wide. Probably have more employees and assets than all the HEMS companies put together that GMR controls. 

everybody knows big companies can't fail

Didn't say they can't fail, little sister.  Just commenting how big AMR Ground is. 

who really give a sh*t how big gmr ground is

Employees

Annual transports in the millions but its a tough market. Government bid contracts that continually cut price to the bone but if the local governm

For sale like AMC is, you're a complete fool. They are owned by KKR, just like AMC is owned by American Securites. They are both investment companies and both sell companies after 5-10 years. Trust me, GMR will be for sale.

and really? AMR ground? That sinking ship. They are the premier sh*thole ambo company in the nation. Literally losing contracts left and right. Just in AZ alone, Queen Creek, Mesa, Gilbert, and Chandler all in the last few years have, or are ditching AMR ground because they suck so much. 

that many in 2 years also. welcome to EMS, newb.

Put the GMR kool-aid down man. You clearly know very little about the EMS world.

Holy crap man. How much GMR kool-aid you've been drinking?!?!? 

any time a company expands as fast as they have

As long as I get a paycheck. I don't care who buys GMR if that happens.  GMR is owned by KKR investments so I doubt they will go anywhere.  Look at their portfoli.  Pretty impressive. 

To MTC.  the big question is AMC or PHI EMS first to the bottom

of failure.  That is the question 

Sounds like health insurance premiums need to be increased to pay for all these assets.

Old aircraft, terrible main't/operations/ medical/ terrible benefits, the best they can do is sell!

yes I reigned a year ago and living better with metro 

for KKR long time ago.  Very serious money managers so I suspect they know what they're doing but it may not be to everyone's benefit.

Not the only industry in trouble

Nice DEFLECTION PHI guy.   GMR has too many assets and what are you basing your info on???  Some BOND issue you know nothing about or what your past president (fired) president said.  Yawn. AMC with all the outstanding lawsuits they have pending on OT pay in Calif/AZ/NM and crashes.  And PHI can't keep bases open which scares its customers.  I say next program to Drop PHI is the East texas program and the ones in Missouri 

I would recommend a book called "The Creature Of Jekyll Island".  It will explain to you how this stuff works.  (our financial system is a big scam on the American people)  It's in the companies and banks best interest to stay in debt.

4.3b gets refinanced or the company files bankruptcy.  The bank "claims" they'll have to close the doors.  The Federal Reserve (not a government entity) could print new money (doesn't need permission) to bial them out but instead goes to the government and says "take a loan from us to bail this bank out" and then the government passes that debt on to the American people while the 4 families (who really rule the world) just keep collecting our earnings.