"You never have to live up to a contract. You can pay a penalty."
"It was their choice to cancel or not cancel."
"Metro has the power, I believe, to load out more metal and bring down the queue."
"If they wanted the benefit of our economics in this deal, then they had to do that, yes."
"You are going to incur shipping costs only if they ship it out, right."
"You do not have to pursue the deal either, do you?"
"Is it part of one deal or isn't it?"
"It is always an option. Break the deal or not. You are free in that sense. We are all free to break deals."
"In order to have the economic advantages that they saw in this deal, and if they were going to live up to the deal, they had to get into the queue."
"The length of the queue to remove metal from Metro's Detroit warehouse is not the result of action by either Goldman Sachs or Metro."
"And not just better prices but also getting that commercially valuable, nonpublic information--and it is nonpublic information in those plants before it is made public;"