But you moved it to another warehouse, sometimes 200 feet across, and the result of that was it stays in your warehouse but it also lengthens the queue.
The amount of the incentives dramatically increased. Is that correct?
These deals were so important that they were taken to Metro's board of directors for approval.
Now, we are going to spend some time talking about LME warrants, queues, and so I want to explain this as clearly as I c...
Cancellations drive the queue, and we all ought to remember that.
Did the amount of the incentives dramatically increase?
So it was a joint decision to go ahead.
If they lived up to the contract, is my question.
You insisted in that contract that they would pay a penalty if they did not put their metal into another Metro warehouse...
If they chose to live up to a contract, do not most people you deal with honorably live up to their contract?
You say they had the freedom to break the contract. You entered a contract which, if they lived up to it, required them ...