Another vote to keep it coming. I lived this ever increasingly Gothic horror tale for nine years until they either fired me or I quit (I never really did figure that out). I made the mistake of not once but twice excepting a management position. You'd have thought I would have learned after the first go round, but I was ready to snuff out the GM and TM at the SLRG, and just wanted to go somewhere to fill out my 30 years. So, I got offered a GM position on another road. That's where I really got an education on how terribly dysfunctional the entire corporate structure was. The kicker was when I was told to lie to my employees and I refused to. They then went hunting for a way to get rid of me and succeeded.