Good point, I support the view when something is not looking right, you have to call it out as it is, no point hiding.
I guess this is a good learning for FBR, remember they are on a different continent in someone's backyard, with very limited personnel on the ground(they didn't even have site security, just a shed, anyone can walk up close and take a photo, that's why they had to announce SAT yesterday!), Many things will be out of their control of desired accuracy or perfection, e.g. concrete slab!
One thing that most of us overlooked, we simply made the mistake of assuming, landed, set up, SAT, done, show me the money. FAT was done at perfectly controlled environment, but now they are just a down under start up in someone else's backyard in US, conditions are less ideal.
Someone pointed out this this week too, it's a lot of moving pieces. However I think that's just teething proplem, if we know, they know, as the program progresses over the next 2 months, they will adapt and stay on course.
No 1 priority for FBR is validate the other slabs are of desired leveling accuracy, no good looking with packers and hammers for VIP and public demo.
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