Why, I oughta!
Seriously though, everyone is talking about what would happen if a "bidding war" takes place, but from my experience in tendering projects for local government, each bidder gets only one shot to get their bids right.
So, I'm assuming that this is a normal tendering process, where each prospective buyer can submit one bid, right?
In other words... the bidders can't raise their bids if higher ones come in, like in an auction?
Thank hank you for your intelligent post.
It was very much appreciated to actually read something with substance, even if it was "too long" for some of the knuckle-draggers on this board.
Yeah, your Thursday night is our Friday afternoon down here in New Zealand, so I'll be stuck at work.
I'll try to stream WGR again like I did last year. John Murphy does a fantastic job.
Lets go Buffalo!