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Do you feel that the happiness of the company is salient to GP's arguments? That is, by refuting that part, do you refute the entire?
by rendall 1y ago
Do you feel that the happiness of the company is salient to GP's arguments? That is, by refuting that part, do you refute the entire?
- hvb2 1y agoI took issue with the happy part because it's a regulator not a customer kindly asking for a change. Even if the cost of the change are very high, getting it approved is probably worthwhile. To say that they would do so happily implies that there's a motive beyond getting approval. Based on these comments, maybe my interpretation was just off