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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5353839" data-attributes="member: 58386">The financial condition of the contractor at the moment will not prevent Fats from going for an injunction as long as the contract is still in effect If granted that injunction that will be the time for contractors to file for bankruptcy or proclaimed insolvency. Other than that there&#039;s nothing you can do. You&#039;ll all say these thing s about what you&#039;re going to do in peak and not going to do in peak but in the you&#039;ll still sign the addendum because the TLAP&#039;s will be replaced with the TIR&#039;s (Temps In Rentals).Going forward it&#039;s all now simply a question of how much pain you&#039;re willing to endure in exchange for the hope for a return to the prosperity of the past. All it is is hope and right now there isn&#039;t a single one of you Fats can&#039;t do without. And get that idea out of your head right now that you&#039;re too big to be handed your hat and sent on your way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5353839, member: 58386"] The financial condition of the contractor at the moment will not prevent Fats from going for an injunction as long as the contract is still in effect If granted that injunction that will be the time for contractors to file for bankruptcy or proclaimed insolvency. Other than that there's nothing you can do. You'll all say these thing s about what you're going to do in peak and not going to do in peak but in the you'll still sign the addendum because the TLAP's will be replaced with the TIR's (Temps In Rentals). Going forward it's all now simply a question of how much pain you're willing to endure in exchange for the hope for a return to the prosperity of the past. All it is is hope and right now there isn't a single one of you Fats can't do without. And get that idea out of your head right now that you're too big to be handed your hat and sent on your way. [/QUOTE]

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