> As before, all transactions are going to involve giving up some rights. But no transaction involves giving up the right to contest the nature of the transact

> As before, all transactions are going to involve giving up some rights. But no transaction involves giving up the right to contest the nature of the transaction and its lawfulness. I could sign a contract saying I have to work 100 hours a week tomorrow it wouldn't matter, that's illegal. If my employer fires me for not working 100 hours a week effectively well, too bad, he's going to bleed a lot of money in a court of law, because what he made me sign was illegal at first place. A contract isn't a holy paper that superseeds the law.