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Originally Posted by Locke
Of course!
Except if the person/organization you're dealing with has told you that its off the table.
Its widely renowned as a terrible deal, why would anyone use it as a comparable?
I get it, but now the attitude is:
"The Oilers took a pound of flesh out of the City of Edmonton, now every City has their Guard up."
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Pretty common to be told things are off the table in a negotiation. Certainly doesn't mean they are off the table permanently, or that parts of said deal can't be on the table.
These guys are sharper than that.
It's a clear cut comparable, and a logical first position for the Calgary group.