> What? In 2016 "out of town" means "not reachable"? The text explicitly says David's signature was needed. Unless they have an e-signature setup, or he can l

> What? In 2016 "out of town" means "not reachable"? The text explicitly says David's signature was needed. Unless they have an e-signature setup, or he can locate a fax machine, it doesn't matter how "reachable" he is. (That's assuming that "out of town" doesn't mean "on vacation", in which case "not reachable" is in fact quite reasonable.)