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It's not a prediction, it's a promise. Said for the benefit of the person that said it. That was GP's point.
by dhimes 12y ago
It's not a prediction, it's a promise. Said for the benefit of the person that said it. That was GP's point.
- harryh 12y agoAnd they kept the promise for two years. How long can you reasonably hold someone to a statement like that? Products come and go all the time.
- dhimes 12y agoI expect people to keep their promises for as long as they say. If he meant for the next two years, he should have said so. He could fudge it and say "for the foreseeable future" (that might tip his hand, however). But I don't buy "but's it's just business" as an excuse for bad behavior, and in truth it bothers me that it's becoming more and more acceptable to not hold people socially accountable for their business behavior.