AGC Central Wildcat, page-12

Geez,

I haven't purchased a second hand car for more than 15 years.

If you are that down and out, you should consider selling some of your 5M FAR shares.


Or perhaps you should demand just as much value out of your FAR investment as you seem to have done from your second hand car dealer. Then you would be able to afford a brand new car, rather than settle on a second hand car with all its associated problems.

Any way, to your Car analogy:

1. FAR Only had the option to buy this "car",

2. FAR did NOT buy the "car" - as per Jon's admission, they never had the money,

3. FAR never had any sugar daddy to flip this "car" to,

4. In the real business world, there is No Consumer Affairs you can run to for help - you fight your own battles,

5. As a consumer, you have implied rights under consumer laws, but in the real business world, you are bound by the contract/s you signed,

6. In that real business world, you do what you can within the bounds of the law and your contract, to advance your own interest - even if it means at the expense of your business partner/s. For reference - have a look at FAR's farm-in deal with Erin and FAR's farm-out deal with Petronas.