"It's not your job to anticipate all of the needs of the other party, but you should offer something that seems like it would be reasonably acceptable to each p

"It's not your job to anticipate all of the needs of the other party, but you should offer something that seems like it would be reasonably acceptable to each party." I don't agree that it's possible to know what would be "reasonably acceptable" to the other party when I don't know the inside details of their situation. I'm not their lawyer. Should an agreement be commercially reasonable? Of course. But there's a gulf between that and "reasonably acceptable."