It is interesting to me that the argument is over terms while admitting that "Contracts aren’t worth spit.".
Power and goodwill are what count.
However, contracts matter once outsiders start getting involved. The contract (hopefully) isn't there to bind the original parties much, but it matters a LOT once someone much more adversarial enters the picture.
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It is interesting to me that the argument is over terms while admitting that "Contracts aren’t worth spit.".
Power and goodwill are what count.
However, contracts matter once outsiders start getting involved. The contract (hopefully) isn't there to bind the original parties much, but it matters a LOT once someone much more adversarial enters the picture.