Chairman's letter
10-11-2015, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
I am surprised there have been no comments on the letter from JM. I thought it was a well written balanced letter that shows some hope of a second TA before summer.
Signed,
Interested Poolie
10-11-2015, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Purple Drank
He committed to improving the failed TA.
That in itself is a failure.
We need to start from scratch. Forget that abomination ever existed.
That in itself is a failure.
We need to start from scratch. Forget that abomination ever existed.
Well to be fair, that would really have to depend on how much it improves.
Scoop
10-12-2015, 03:41 AM
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To a certain extent, I agree.
But using NA15 as a starting point is a strategic pitfall. So many concessions and shortcomings...we'd be negotiating with an anvil chained to our feet.
Using NA15 as the starting point is the ultimate win for those who seek to squelch our expectations.
It only took 7 weeks to negotiate NA15. I'm perfectly content to consider that time a sunk cost. Let's start with a clean slate, new survey, and a much more robust shopping list.
But using NA15 as a starting point is a strategic pitfall. So many concessions and shortcomings...we'd be negotiating with an anvil chained to our feet.
Using NA15 as the starting point is the ultimate win for those who seek to squelch our expectations.
It only took 7 weeks to negotiate NA15. I'm perfectly content to consider that time a sunk cost. Let's start with a clean slate, new survey, and a much more robust shopping list.
10-12-2015, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Purple Drank
To a certain extent, I agree.
But using NA15 as a starting point is a strategic pitfall. So many concessions and shortcomings...we'd be negotiating with an anvil chained to our feet.
Using NA15 as the starting point is the ultimate win for those who seek to squelch our expectations.
It only took 7 weeks to negotiate NA15. I'm perfectly content to consider that time a sunk cost. Let's start with a clean slate, new survey, and a much more robust shopping list.
But using NA15 as a starting point is a strategic pitfall. So many concessions and shortcomings...we'd be negotiating with an anvil chained to our feet.
Using NA15 as the starting point is the ultimate win for those who seek to squelch our expectations.
It only took 7 weeks to negotiate NA15. I'm perfectly content to consider that time a sunk cost. Let's start with a clean slate, new survey, and a much more robust shopping list.
Agreed. Burn TA15 and start clean with the new reps in March.
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