If they attempt to redo the entire deal, it could pose a problem. If they come up with something that just strengthens what we've already agreed to, then there's no problem.

It doesn't make good sense to redo what we have.

“When we say I'll try, we simply attempt. When we say we will, we succeed”

If a manager's being inundated with cash, it can make his job difficult. This is an attempt to let things cool off. Once they do, I'd look for this one to reopen.

Dedicated is the right word for my group of runners. I feel the reason kids compete in cross country is their personalities. Something in them drives them to want to run and get better each time they do it. Another reason for some of them is to get in shape for another sport while competing in cross country. Take for example the boys' team that has several of them wrestling in the winter season. So, it's in their nature to want to be competitive in whatever they do. Also, I have kids out here that do it because they love to run. The bottom line is that they are all goal-oriented people that are driven to succeed. And, for the most part, they are all the same way in the classroom.

What I would like to see you say is no, and redo the developer's agreement. Why don't we stop and start over again?