No no, contracts are never broken ever, ever. I think the American Revolutionary War was a broken contract. I recall the British taking advantage of the Americans with that Stamp Act thingy. By golly, them traitorous Americans should have tucked their tails and accepted King George as the almighty ruler by paying up forever.
Nooooo.
Contracts can be broken. They can be negotiated. Hell, the can be tossed too. They can be renegotiated. There are variables to each situation. It makes no sense for Armus to suck up and accept something not advantageous to Armus. Hello? There is a way to create a win win situation for both parties involved.
Is it normal for Americans to leave shopping carts all over the place?
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No no, contracts are never broken ever, ever. I think the American Revolutionary War was a broken contract. I recall the British taking advantage of the Americans with that Stamp Act thingy. By golly, them traitorous Americans should have tucked their tails and accepted King George as the almighty ruler by paying up forever.
Nooooo.
Contracts can be broken. They can be negotiated. Hell, the can be tossed too. They can be renegotiated. There are variables to each situation. It makes no sense for Armus to suck up and accept something not advantageous to Armus. Hello? There is a way to create a win win situation for both parties involved.
I'm supporting Team Armus!