Originally Posted by
DarkSideMoon
I’ve found a few. One was a die hard recession chicken little, the other was 64 and just wanted some rainy day cash before he retired.
I’d assume this makes up the bulk of the yes voters. Maybe a sprinkling of guys who were just hard up for fast cash for whatever reason & a few who forgot/didn’t know they could change their vote, as mentioned above.
When the vote finally took place the company was essentially promising to make a better offer, so you’d have to have some pretty overwhelming “bird in the hand” rationale for a yes vote to make any logical sense. Still, 6% under those circumstances was, in my opinion, troublingly high.