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From what I've learned about how rich business people operate, they don't even tend to bother with contractual shenanigans like this; if they perceive that they
by silverquiet 2y ago
From what I've learned about how rich business people operate, they don't even tend to bother with contractual shenanigans like this; if they perceive that they have the upper hand in a situation, they'll just effectively say, "fuck you, I do whatever I want".
- bombcar 2y agoThis is basically a restating of how high-level rich people deals work; the contracts might exist, but it's really all down to trust and a handshake. If you do screwy things, you may find nobody willing to deal with you at all, contracts or no.
- matwood 2y ago> trust and a handshake Bingo. If you really want to screw someone in a deal, you probably can regardless of contract. But, do that enough times and no one will work with you.
- bombcar 2y agoYep, and it helps explain why you can have some rich guy complain about another rich guy who "screwed him over in a deal" for an hour, and then he casually mentions he has to go to lunch with him for a new deal. It's just business.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> they don't even tend to bother with contractual shenanigans like this; if they perceive that they have the upper hand in a situation, they'll just effectively say, "fuck you, I do whatever I want". This is how promises with anyone works. It's ultimately about trust and character.