[He isn't convinced it's enough of something to be worth the risk that was taken and the potential consequences of angering a corporation like Riverstone, but he isn't going to bring that up either. It's done, he's made his point about his problems with it, and what's important now is figuring out what to do going forward.]
Do you have an opinion as to why you think that was? Do you think they were prepared but not actually expecting anyone to do anything, or just didn't actually know what they might be dealing with, or something else?
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[He isn't convinced it's enough of something to be worth the risk that was taken and the potential consequences of angering a corporation like Riverstone, but he isn't going to bring that up either. It's done, he's made his point about his problems with it, and what's important now is figuring out what to do going forward.]
Do you have an opinion as to why you think that was? Do you think they were prepared but not actually expecting anyone to do anything, or just didn't actually know what they might be dealing with, or something else?