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I was thinking more “both” than “only potential future money if we ever finish it”
by wlesieutre 8y ago
I was thinking more “both” than “only potential future money if we ever finish it”
- krageon 8y agoA cut of future money means no money. Anyone who is even a bit savvy and carries the kind of clout that comes with a big bank account doesn't need to work for empty promises. If they were promised both, it would be really surprising to me if the immediate money wasn't already enough to pay them for their time. Given that that is the case, "both" suddenly doesn't make sense anymore.