> The absolute amount is not meaningless because it has an effect in the real world. Right, I think GP was replying to your earlier statement that: > Not many

> The absolute amount is not meaningless because it has an effect in the real world. Right, I think GP was replying to your earlier statement that: > Not many people are willing to part with $1.25M for someone they don't fanatically support. Rather than trying to minimize the 1.25M