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Originally Posted by Hackey
Deductive reasoning. He has 4 days to get a lot of things done. Therefore there is limited time to spend on each of those things. Maybe a difficult concept for you.
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You are the one who talked about percentages. He had a limited time to spend on the whole matter, but you have no information about how he allocated that time among the different tasks involved. You pulled that part out of your arse.
Based on what you have offered on this forum under the rubric of reasoning, I see no evidence that you ever deal in concepts that I would find difficult. Mind you, I don't know what you do for a living: if it involves higher mathematics, then I cheerfully admit I haven't got the background to deal with some of the concepts that arise from that. But percentages are not higher mathematics.
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And great analogy. It really captures the nuances of hockey players. You know things like age, contracts, progression, regression.
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You yourself admitted that the St. Louis and Carolina offers were greatly inferior to the Florida one, and you yourself said he wasn't going to match the Florida offer by continuing to negotiate with those teams. Nuance doesn't enter into it when the offers aren't even close.
Do you even read your own posts before sneering at other people's responses?