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Especially if you know something they don't.

• byrneseyeview 15y ago
  Well, yes. He could have two good reasons instead of one. But that's not how people normally evaluate this kind of situation. "Why were you going 20 miles per hour over the speed limit?" "As you can see, my wife just went into labor and I'm driving her to the hospital." "Good point. Also, you might be escaping from a bank you just robbed." I mean, S-1's are notorious for how much detail they go into, in terms of all the ways things can go wrong. Groupon's "Risk Factors" section is 13,000 words long. I presume that everyone who thinks they're hiding something has read it. When you read it, what did you notice was missing?