@nachkari@thecashman22@cap_zay This seems like (1) LNGC2 is a go (2) similarly ph2 is not going to be a panacea to the basin? Shell/petronas still going to be able to majority supply natgas volume needs internally. ARC got a not great deal to supply Ph1. Seems doubtful TOU or someone could get a good Ph2 deal
@UpdatingOnRome This ended up being a really fun read. Thank you. I hope the author continues writing. I know the Gauls have taken some knocks so far, but I would bet they can make a come back and both Publius Crassus + even Caesar develop as humans and set aside their boundless ambitions
@P_Remarks Most supermarkets in the UK (socialist country) already won’t sell energy drinks to <= 16 year olds. I got carded when trying to buy a Red Bull
@tangentstyle Yep. Probably similar to pre GFC local US banks lending in other “hot” US regions like Asheville. They were not the smart money there + turns out the high returns there were not sustainable
@natstewart5@valuedontlie 3. The price people are actually willing to pay for US shoes is far less than what they say. I say that, but I also personally own way too many Rancourts
@natstewart5@valuedontlie 2. It is not an easy job. Can actually be a bit brutal. At least the PNW bookmakers always say their #1 issue is attracting and retaining employees
@FRValue@LuchesiPhilippe Ahhh, yep then. Might be more like $40m in 2030 then? And at their option of course. Kinda surprised the family could only stump up $7.5m right now
@FRValue@LuchesiPhilippe I am certainly not 100% here, but there’s that line around “up to 1% of the capital each.” My interpretation was both new firms will own 51K ICs. Maubert SA could buy 1% x 2.3M, or 23K ICs from each