It's Tuesday, and this is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Rachel Cruz, Ramsey personality, number one, bestselling offer a couple times over, is my co-host today here on the air.

So Rachel article came out in Inc. Magazine.

Southwest Air just made a tough decision.

Is it risky or smart?

Southwest is trying to do one thing.

Harvard Business School, they say to do the opposite.

Well, I think I know whose sight I'm going to come down on this already.

I'm just guessing that Southwest Air might know more about business in their little finger than Harvard Business School does in the whole freaking campus.

But I could be wrong.

Let's look and see what the article says.

Both United Airlines, American Airlines, warned over the summer they would start furlowing

thousands of workers on October 1st if that date passed without an extension of the federal

aid to airlines that the government approved in April.

The October 1st deadline passed, the stimulus didn't.

But at Southwest, which lost $17 million a day during the third quarter.

17 million.

A day has seen revenue drop 70%.

CEO Gary Kelly did something a bit different.

Now, sidebar, it's fair to note because I'm biased.

Rachel's biased.

We know, we know Mr. Gary Kelly.

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